From Image CPR:
Danica Patrick had one of the best runs of her NASCAR career at Daytona Friday night, but it ended in a hard crash at the Nationwide Series Subway Jalapeno 250.
Patrick led for 13 laps, but her No. 7 Chevrolet was sent spinning and crashed on the 83rd lap of a scheduled 100.
She wasn’t injured, but she was disappointed.
“I thought we were going to win tonight,” Patrick said. “It kind of felt like the IndyCar days when you were close a couple of times. It’s just frustrating when that’s the case. What are you going to do? There was an accident happening in front of me, and the best thing that you can do is try and get around it.”
Patrick was feeling optimistic about her chances of winning the race.
“It’s the best frustration that you can have,” Patrick said. “You thought you were going to get to victory lane. That’s the best frustration you can have. It’s also the pinnacle of sad, too, because it could have been.”
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Or, is it just that she is a woman and you don't like her in a so-called man's sport?
Quit condemning until you can speak with some authority!
I don't blame her at all. She is smart enough to take all the millions sponsors are throwing at her. It's the media that should wise up. My guess that her owners will keep her in Nationwide another year. She is unqualified to drive a Sprint Cup car, as has been proven. I would think sponsors would rather keep her where she had a chance to be competitive on certain tracks where the car is more important than the driver
BTW, I'm not a male chauvenist. It would be great to see a female driver good enough to run up front consistently. As someone said in Indycar " if her name was Dan , would anybody care".