Helmet Design
Montoya's helmet was silver (or white) with red and blue arrow designs on the sides with yellow lines on the arrows' center and the yellow mouthplate area, some of the helmets (such as the silver one with the flaming Colombian flag) were winning entries of Échele Cabeza al casco de Juan Pablo Montoya contest.
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