He didn't appear to be having much fun when Ambrose, who was making his Sprint Cup debut in the No. 21 Ford for Wood Brothers Racing, got inside of him in the hairpin turn, Turn 11, at Infineon. Montoya insisted that Ambrose brazenly charged into the turn too hard, causing the accident.NASCAR.COM - Montoya salvages sixth; has issue with Ambrose - Jun 23, 2008
"I braked where I normally brake, and the 21 just dive-bombed like three cars," Montoya said. "When he went to turn, he couldn't slow down and I was the next one in line. So I just got punted by him. It's pretty frustrating.
"A guy like that who has never run here doesn't understand the give and take as much, and wants to prove he can race here. It's hard, because guys like that just want to prove themselves. I just ended up on the bad end of that deal."
Juan, before you open your mouth, you had better think about your previous quotes. Things like saying your owner pays you to go out there and race hard and win. Ambrose did nothing more or less than you have been doing the last year and a half and you have the gall to talk about give and take!
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