Penske teammates went head-to-head in Southern Florida. In the 2015 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Juan Pablo Montoya showed everybody that the speed he had from his CART and Formula One days hadn’t left him. Despite starting fourth and last of the Penske quartet, he was able to get ahead thanks to having faster pit stops and some contact that removed one of the “rabbit ears” from pole sitter Will Power’s car. Power vs. Montoya Power led 75 laps out of the 110 scheduled, but had a slow last pit stop that delayed his exit thanks to the air jacks not deflating soon enough. That small delay allowed Montoya to get past and get a small lead that dwindled lap by lap as Power...
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