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Christopher Hilton
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144 pages
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Juan Pablo Montoya
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Juan Pablo Montoya is the most exciting driver to hit Formula 1 since Michael Schumacher, and seemingly the one most likely to challenge the five-times World Champion. Astonishingly, Montoya’s life has not been set out in detail – until now. Ace biographer Christopher Hilton charts Montoya’s full race career, giving a penetrating insight into his F1 debut with Williams and the consolidation of 2002 which took him to the threshold of superstardom.
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| Weight | 0.700 kg |
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| Dimensions | 26.5 × 20.0 × 1.30 cm |
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