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FIVE months ago, in his debut at Sepang, Juan Pablo Montoya caught the imagination of Malaysian fans by chasing world champion Michael Schumacher for a few blistering laps.
The BMW-Williams rookie, described as the most exciting young talent in F1, certainly has what it takes to spring a surprise in this weekend's race.
The Colombian proved he is the one to watch out for when he emerged second to Schumacher in the first race of the season in the Australian GP at...