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DanicaFan
20th November 2012, 04:55
Danica Patrick was voted the 2012 Most Popular Driver award in the Nationwide Series. She deserves it!

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heliocastroneves#3
20th November 2012, 10:53
How surprising....

heliocastroneves#3
20th November 2012, 19:07
Especially for you...


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speedsville
21st November 2012, 15:00
Danica Patrick announces she's splitting from her husband: Danica Patrick divorcing husband after 7 years of marriage - NASCAR - Sporting News (http://bit.ly/UTDuc4) #nascar
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“I am sad to inform my fans that after 7 years, Paul and I have decided to amicably end our marriage,” Patrick wrote in her Facebook post.

“This isn't easy for either of us, but mutually it has come to this. He has been an important person and friend in my life and that's how we will remain moving forward."

Hospenthal, 47, and Patrick, 30, married in November 2005 in Arizona. They have no children.

Read more here: http://thatsracinluckydog .blogspot.com/2012/11/dan... (http://thatsracinluckydog.blogspot.com/2012/11/danica-patrick-announces-divorce.html#storylink=cpy)

17th December 2012, 12:46
she is better than every one. she is very darious to participate and she is best among many to continue for the race. she has been in this last year and she is very quick learner.


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speedsville
18th December 2012, 15:41
Well her and cup's most popular driver have a lot in common!!

Anubis
19th December 2012, 21:50
Only thing she's ever going to win in that series, so might as well milk it.

heliocastroneves#3
19th December 2012, 22:00
Only thing she's ever going to win in that series, so might as well milk it.

No, no... The "Most DNF's In One Season Award" will be her next target. ;)

slorydn1
24th December 2012, 13:48
NOW, lets see how she fares going head to head with Dale Jr for next years MPD award, lol.

Mouflaf
8th January 2013, 02:23
i know very little about Nascar except for my Nascar Slot Cars so excuse my stupid question....

who was/is the best female Nascar driver?

slorydn1
9th January 2013, 23:48
i know very little about Nascar except for my Nascar Slot Cars so excuse my stupid question....

who was/is the best female Nascar driver?

Its not a stupid question. It is, however, a tough question. There really hasn't been many to chose from that have made it high enough up the laddder to get noticed. There is an up-and-comer named Johanna Long who runs primarily in the Nationwide Series for a woefully underfunded team who was regularly running circles around Danica Patrick many times this season, only to have something break on her car or get taken out in a wreck. She seems to be the most talented that we hear about right now. There are many many talented females running all over the country at local short tracks that we will never get to hear about because they will never get a crack at the big time.

Danica seems to be getting a little better as she goes along too, she's just not as good as the national hype machine makes her out to be. I believe she will be in for a real rude awakening running full time in the Cup series this year.

Mouflaf
10th January 2013, 12:06
Thanks for the detailed reply. Much appreciated.
I will check out Johanna Long on youtube.
After my post, I did see another video with Danica in a road race in Canada and it looked as if she did very well in the qualifying laps (can't be sure because the race highlights in the video skipped the start of the race) but she was right at the front for a while.

I casually follow Formula One in Europe, and I can only remember 2 female drivers in its history and sadly they made no impact whatsoever. Hence I'm very interested in seeing female drivers in Nascar and other race formats. I can't see why they can't compete as well as men if they can handle their hormones (sincere apologies to women if I sound sexist or ignorant with the very last statement I just made).




Its not a stupid question. It is, however, a tough question. There really hasn't been many to chose from that have made it high enough up the laddder to get noticed. There is an up-and-comer named Johanna Long who runs primarily in the Nationwide Series for a woefully underfunded team who was regularly running circles around Danica Patrick many times this season, only to have something break on her car or get taken out in a wreck. She seems to be the most talented that we hear about right now. There are many many talented females running all over the country at local short tracks that we will never get to hear about because they will never get a crack at the big time.

Danica seems to be getting a little better as she goes along too, she's just not as good as the national hype machine makes her out to be. I believe she will be in for a real rude awakening running full time in the Cup series this year.