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Perhaps, but she was put in that position, and we know that whole irl deal was bs, therefore why bash her, she was a victim of circumstance that turned positive for her bank acct. and it's very clear that she is on the mine of some people here who can't get a grip and let it be.
I Don't blame Danica at all. She took the money and ran in a manner of speaking.Quote:
Originally Posted by FIAT1
I blame the media who were and are afraid to admit that is she didn't have a Vagina she would be most probably out of racing today. 14 years of professional racing in top teams with only 1 dubious win to show for it and nobody says anything?
If we talk about looks... Well then I prefer Sarah instead of her, to be honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by FIAT1
This is just another publicity stunt on the part of GoDaddy. As far as I know, Hinch never led the contest for even a day. In making the (temporary?) switch, the company even suggests that:
Like Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian before her, Danica "The Brand" knows how to give sponsors what they want: attention. What sponsors care most about is having the most eyeballs on their logos and products, not how many races a spokesman can win. I can't stand the sight of Danica. I've liked Hinch since he was floating around the Champ Car paddock years ago. And I agree that he (along with Hunter-Reay, et al) is the future, if there is to be a future. But this PR move by GoDaddy should be seen for what it is: just an attention grab. If Danica, or her PR people, went to GoDaddy and said, "you have to choose between us right this second, him or me!"... James would be out on his @$$ so fast it wouldn't be funny. Compared to Danica, James would have a hard time getting picked in a police line-up with a stolen bag of cash in his hand. Sure, that's not right. But that's the way it is.Quote:
The company says it was fun to watch Hinchcliffe’s initiative grow, and decided to feature him on the site as a salute to his efforts, drive and passion.
I do. I blame the princess for her entitlement attitude. She is a spoiled brat and that is HER fault. She could take a page from the likes of Lynn St. James, Katherine Legge, Sarah Fisher, etc. etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
Gary
I sense little jealousy here. Only thing she did was same thing, others you listed above ,wish they could. Spoiled, entitlement attitude ? Sure sounds like you describing Marco Andretti.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyshell
Jealousy, what a joke. I am not talking about her success, I am talking about her attitude. Lynn St. James, Katherine Legge and Sarah Fisher all wish they could have been recorded stomping down pit lane like a three year old? Or throwing other similar hissy fits? Hardly. As for the comparison to Marco, I fully agree and his father was even worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by FIAT1
Gary
Stomping down pit lane I translate to passion for your craft and see nothing wrong with that. Look, she is a nice looking kid, that was giving opportunity ,took it and made it well for her self. She is not a great racer, but she is not that bad either. Some of us care more than others one way or the other , in my case I admire success and wish her well, and to be honest, what does it matter when she is not in Indycar, unless is pure hate for the person which is not cool. I'm gonna live it at that.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyshell
I blame her for being totally low class that is for sure but I don't blame her for taking the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by garyshell
We're on the same page. (Per forum rules, I did clean up your post a bit. It was borderline I admit, but thought it best.)Quote:
Originally Posted by anthonyvop
Gary