Danica Patrick News

Nov. 10, 2009 ON NASCAR: Danica Patrick's Coming to Nationwide, ARCA Series By Cathy Elliott For several weeks now, we have pretty much accepted the fact that most of our conversation for the remainder of the 2009 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season will revolve around Jimmie Johnson.

When the Chase system was developed and announced before the 2004 NASCAR season, the idea was to increase attention and excitement for the series.

Danica Patrick set to make moves on Nascar: It is the biggest story in auto racing for decades.

Unification is the buzz du jour, but before that there was Danica. After the merger of the Champ Car World Series and the Indy Racing League has been given its due, there will still be Danica.

The Frontstretch: Danica Needs NASCAR - But Is It a Two-Way Street? by Amy Henderson -- Friday November 6, 2009 With it looking all but carved in stone that Danica Patrick will be joining the NASCAR ranks, there are many things NASCAR is happy about.

The twittisphere is buzzing about the latest on Danica's latest potential stock car deal.

As a swanky department store, Saks Fifth Avenue showed that it knew how to throw Indianapolis' finest fashion party of the year last weekend.

OK, here goes: I don't much care for women's sports. Because, let's face it, they're inferior.

Question: What are you hearing about Danica Patrick? Answer: Conflicting reports, actually.

The notes of Bach's "French Suite No. 5" floated up to the skylights, the pure sound filling the tiny room.

An estimated 25,000 people are expected to flood downtown today and Tuesday for the California Governor and First Lady's Conference on Women.

Who will be the first woman to win a Sprint Cup race? Will it be Danica Patrick ? Or will history be made by someone already climbing the ranks of stock car racing? Someone being groomed by Eddie D'Hondt's Women's Initiative in Racing? Someone like Tiff Daniels? Daniels, 24, is an engineer with Earnhardt Ganassi Racing who is making the jump from ...

There are only two athletes on search engine AOL's list of the 100 most searched females on the Internet for 2009: IndyCar Series driver Danica Patrick and Olympic gymnastics medalist Shawn Johnson.

It has been nearly a week since we've mentioned Danica Patrick on this site. Since tasers hurt like hell, here's the latest on what could happen and what that might mean for the sport: Thumbs up: Michael Waltrip Racing For a guy who rarely wins on the track, Michael Waltrip owns like a champ.

NASCAR'S ANSWER to IndyCar star Danica Patrick very well may be a 16-year-old junior from Moreau Catholic High School in Hayward who just got her driver's license in April.

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Behind the wheel was where she felt most comfortable, so when her time came, Donna Mae Mims wanted to go out like she lived.

The 2009 IndyCar Series season had its share of news stories, ranging from Dario Franchitti's masterful return to open-wheel racing to Helio Castroneves' acquittal in his federal tax evasion trial.

Patrick made the appearance at Best Buy to sign autographs and raise money for the Miami Childrens Hospital.

Michael Waltrip Racing is interested in signing Danica Patrick. Darrell Ingham Getty Images FONTANA, Calif.