Montoya content after first full season in NASCAR, plans on title win in 3 years

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The finish locked up rookie of the year honours for the former Formula One driver and Indianapolis 500 winner, and secured him 20th-place in the final season standings. More important, it closed out one of the most fulfilling years of the Colombian's life.

From the time he stunned F1 last summer by signing with Chip Ganassi Racing for a career in bulky stock cars, Montoya has never looked back and never doubted his decision.

There is also a Q&A portion of the article. This was an interesting part:

Q: Hardest driver to race?

JPM: Um, I don't know. Most of them are pretty sensible.

Q: Come on, this is our last week together. Tell me who the hardest driver to race was?

JPM: Yeah, I am not going to tell you that. Most of them are pretty sensible.

Q: Which one is not sensible?

JPM: I'm not going to tell you. Next question.

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In related news (in an article in which JPM sympathizes with Alonso's plight at McLaren ), JPM expects to win the title within 3 years, a reasonable goal.

He justifies his difficulties in NASCAR by saying that he plans to get the title in three years. "I won over all the pilots racing at F1; here, I've been ranked thirty".

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