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Juan Pablo Montoya pulled off a stellar debut at the Race of Champions as the Columbian defeated the field to become the Champion of Champions. The former F1 driver defeated Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen 2-0 in the final.
Montoya started the event by beating Pascal Wehrlein and Petter Solberg in group and progressed onto the knockout stages. The 41 year old then failed to lose a heat by conquering Travis Pastrana in the quarter-final, Felipe Massa in the semi-final and Kristensen in the final.
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"I'm over the moon. I'd never done this event before and my wife said 'I want to go you better race'," said Montoya. "You go from a rallycar, to a buggy, to a KTM, it is amazing."
Pascal Wehrlein rolled his Polaris Slingshot SLR, whilst racing fellow F1 driver Felipe Massa but thankfully nobody was injured. The final day of the Race of Champions occurs today, with a 'Ryder Cup' style competition.
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