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Associated Press
Sunday, January 25, 2009 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Juan Pablo Montoya said he felt like he had brought a knife to a gunfight. Montoya and his Chip Ganassi Racing teammates went into the 47th Rolex 24 going for an unprecedented fourth straight victory for their car owner, but it was David Donohue and the long-suffering Brumos Porsche team that came out on top. Donohue was at the wheel of the winning car in the last hour Sunday, chasing down and passing NASCAR star Montoya just 41 minutes from the finish, then holding the ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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