Juan Pablo Montoya is hopping back into a NASCAR Cup Series car after 10 years away.. Montoya and 23XI Racing announced on Thursday that Montoya, a two-time Cup Series winner, will drive the No ...

You won't find Juan Pablo Montoya on the list of outright favorites to win Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen, but that doesn't mean you should write off the 48-year-old racing legend ...

Checking in with Juan Pablo Montoya as gets ready to return to NASCAR Cup Series at Watkins Glen International for 23XI Racing.

Two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya hasn’t competed in a NASCAR race in a decade, but when 23XI Racing approached him about driving for them in September at Watkins Glen, the ...

Juan Pablo Montoya stunned the racing world when he announced that he was leaving Formula 1 for a NASCAR campaign in 2006.

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Juan Pablo Montoya is excited for his return to NASCAR for the first time since 2014 when he races Sunday for 23XI Racing at Watkins Glen International.

"Juan Pablo Montoya is a world-class driver who has won in everything he's driven, and he will be a great closer to the 50th-anniversary celebration we've had in NASCAR with the No. 50 Mobil 1 Toyota.

One of the most decorated drivers in motorsports history is back in NASCAR for a one-off this weekend at Watkins Glen International. Juan Pablo Montoya. The seven-time Formula 1 race winner, CART ...

Montoya could return to NASCAR if the rumors are true. Juan Pablo Montoya, former racing driver, during the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain at Bahrain International Circuit on March 02, 2024 in Bahrain ...

Juan Pablo Montoya's history in NASCAR. Juan Pablo Montoya pursued a career in NASCAR in 2007. He drove for Chip Ganassi Racing and wheeled the No. 42 car in all seven seasons of his Cup career.