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Danica Patrick is set to be on the air at the Indy 500 on Sunday afternoon. The former IndyCar star, whose best finish in the iconic U.S. race came in 2009, when she finished in third place, will be
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Danica Patrick shows off gym transformation at 44 in new photo
Danica Patrick is proving that 44 is just a number. The former IndyCar star recently showcased her intense gym transformation on Instagram. The reveal comes as she prepares for her FOX Sports broadcasting role at this weekend’s Indianapolis 500.
Danica Patrick shows off gym results at Indianapolis Motor Speedway for her Fox Indy 500 television show duties in Tuesday Screencaps roundup.
Danica Patrick will be back at the Indy 500 on Sunday. The former racing star, who retired from the sport in 2018, will be on the Indy 500 broadcast for Fox Sports. She'll take part in covering the most iconic race in American sports,
Former IndyCar and NASCAR series driver Danica Patrick turned heads at Sunday’s qualifying race for the 2026 Indianapolis 500 after sharing a stylish look from the prestigious event at the Indianapoli
Danica Patrick sparked debate among NASCAR and IndyCar fans after a viral racing poll labeled her one of motorsports’ most disliked drivers.
As a pioneer for women in motorsports, Danica Patrick achieved many firsts. As a driver who led both the Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500, Patrick’s involvement in NASCAR did not seem unusual.
Danica Patrick has broken down so many barriers for women in the sport of auto racing. Among the many firsts for a woman that Patrick has achieved are becoming the first woman to win an Indy Car
Danica Patrick loses her job at Sky Sports. Former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick appears to have lost her job as a Sky Sports Formula 1 analyst. On Wednesday, Sky Sports announced its lineup for the upcoming Formula One season. The former NASCAR driver was ...
Former NASCAR and IndyCar star Danica Patrick recently took to social media to brag that she shot the lowest score of her golf career with "no breakfast balls"
Formula 1 and global motorsports continue experiencing major changes both on and off the track, and two of the biggest names dominating recent headlines are former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and former racing star Danica Patrick.