JOLIET, Ill. (AP) -- Danica Patrick wasn't ready to address her future with Andretti Green Racing or the IndyCar series, sidestepping questions Thursday about her expiring contract.
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Via From the Marbles
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August 27, 2009
There are certain epochal moments in every race fan's life. The first time they visit a track. The moment their driver wins a championship. And now, a new one: the chance to see Danica Patrick in her birthday suit.Sports By Brooks (link most likely NSFW) is reporting that two sources based in Bristol -- the ESPN HQ, not the track -- have indicated that in October, ESPN The Magazine...
Via Deadspin
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August 29, 2009
When ESPN The Laddie Mag's Body Issue was announced, tWWL was assertive about not becoming Playboy, a magazine for which Danica Patrick has not posed nude. The Body Issue may — or may not! — distinguish itself in that way. Patrick has graced the pages of FHM and Sports Illustrated's Swimsuit Issue, but declined an offer to go clothesless in Hef's shrine to...
Via SPORTS by BROOKS
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August 28, 2009
• Danica Patrick could be removing her racing suit to pose for an all-nude (yet tastefully done) pictorial for ESPN The Magazine.
(Well, it’s a start)
• And the Rick Pitino sex-tortion scandal gets more & more pitiful.
• This FIBA Americas basketball tournament is getting quite rough. If it isn’t Mexico & Uruguay throwing punches & [...]
Via SPORTS by BROOKS
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August 27, 2009
Darren Rovell of CNBC follows up my report late last night that Danica Patrick will appear nude in an upcoming issue of ESPN THE MAGAZINE.
(If only Danica had denied this nude pose)
The issue, which breaks in October, is officially known as “The Body Issue” and will feature athletes in non-explicit nude poses. Rovell got this [...]
Via FanHouse
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August 25, 2009
by Holly CainFiled under: Sprint Cup, IRLSmart move, not moving.Danica Patrick should consider her apparent decision to stay in Indy cars and resist the allure of NASCAR a sound investment beyond padding her bank account. A move to NASCAR would be easy money, but it's the wrong time.By re-signing with Andretti Green Racing (AGR) as she has indicated she will do, Patrick gives...
Via The Scores Report
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August 27, 2009
- SPORTSBYBROOKS reports that ESPN The Magazine will be doing a “nude” issue this fall featuring Danica Patrick.
- NO GUTS NO GLORY informs us that former Kentucky head coach Billy Gillispie got popped for a DUI. No word on whether or not Gillispie was drowning his sorrows over his inability to close the deal [...]
Via CBSSports
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August 27, 2009
Danica Patrick wasn't ready to address her future with Andretti Green Racing or the IndyCar series, sidestepping questions Thursday about her expiring contract.
Via MSNBC
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August 27, 2009
Danica Patrick isn't ready to address her future with Andretti Green Racing or the IndyCar series, sidestepping questions about her expiring contract.
Via Sign on San Diego
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August 27, 2009
Danica Patrick wouldn't address her future with Andretti Green Racing or the IndyCar series, sidestepping questions Thursday about her expiring contract.
Via SportingNews.com
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August 27, 2009
Via All Left Turns
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August 28, 2009
A decade ago ESPN ran a promo for its new magazine that featured Kevin Garnett and Stephon Marbury joking about an all-nude magazine that was "tastefully done." What was a joke might actually happen, with Danica Patrick as the focal point.
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Via All Left Turns
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August 28, 2009
There is no Sprint Cup race this weekend, but that didn't stop us from having a lot of fun this week. Feel free to take a look back at highlights from the last few days:
Will Danica Patrick appear nude in ESPN The Magazine? (Dear God, I don't ask you for much...)
A NASCAR fan performed the previously unseen half of a famous Monty Python sketch
A man - a great man - bonged...
Original Story:
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009...
