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Sports icon Danica Patrick expressed approval of Jimmy Kimmel's suspension over his comments about Charlie Kirk's killing, citing a return of human decency amid ongoing debates about free speech and political influence in media.
Former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick, now engaged in various activities including politics and media, drew attention with her 'wild' outfit at Tomorrowland in Belgium, amid her active social media presence and political involvement.
Former NASCAR and IndyCar driver Danica Patrick shared a photo of her patriotic lower back tattoo on social media, which she got as a teenager to honor her return to the U.S. after living in Europe, and it has since gone viral.
Former NASCAR driver Danica Patrick publicly supported Riley Gaines in her feud with Simone Biles over transgender athletes in women's sports, criticizing Biles' comments and defending Gaines' stance against inclusion of men in women's sports.
Danica Patrick criticized Kamala Harris over a video following Harris's election loss, suggesting the vice president might be struggling with the defeat. The article, published on Thanksgiving, highlights Patrick's comments and the ongoing political discourse, while also mentioning Donald Trump's actions regarding the southern border.
Former professional racing driver Danica Patrick takes a break from her training schedule to have fun at the gym, sharing a video of herself dancing in red workout gear. She follows a strict diet, avoiding gluten, grains, and dairy, and travels with a gua sha kit for lymphatic drainage. Patrick also dedicates time to yoga, challenging herself with CrossFit sessions, and values alone time for recharging, along with a daily supplement routine.
Former race-car driver Danica Patrick believes that the upcoming NASCAR street race in Chicago will be tricky for drivers due to the dirty and rough track, limited visibility, and lack of room for error. However, she thinks that the city will ensure that there are no potholes on the track. Patrick, who has experience in open-wheel racing and NASCAR, believes that stock-car drivers will have it easier on the street course than open-wheel drivers. She also notes that drivers won't have much time to enjoy the city's activities due to exhaustion from the race.