Juan Pablo MONTOYA (CO)

Montoya remained at Williams for the 2002 season. His FW24-BMW car was faster in qualifying but slower in the race because his Michelin tires wore out faster than the Bridgestone compounds. Montoya scored points in the first six races, including podiums in Australia, Malaysia, Spain and Austria and qualified on pole position in Brazil, where he collided with Michael Schumacher on the first lap.

He took pole position for the next five races, retiring from the first three and scored points in the last two, including a podium finish at the British Grand Prix. Montoya claimed two more podium finishes in Germany, Belgium and took pole position in Italy during the final six rounds. He was third in the World Driver's Championship with 50 points.

This replica helmet was hand-signed by Montoya twice, on the right cheek area of the shell itself, and on a race-used tear-off, applied to the visor - both in black permanent marker.