First Woman Indy Car Race Winner 2008 Danica Patrick Received Sportswoman Of The Year Title In 2006

Danica Patrick was born in Beloit, Wisconsin on March 25, 1982. She was an American auto racing driver who took part in the IndyCar Series. She was brought up in Roscoe, Illinois.

She landed up being the Rookie of the Year for the 2005 IndyCar Series season as well as 2005 Indianapolis 500. She turned up with the publication of her autobiography namely Danica: Crossing the Line in May 2006. On landing up with success in the 2008 Indy Japan 300, she got the recognition as the first woman to get victory in an Indy car race.

In the year 1992, Danica Patrick initiated with go-karting at Sugar River Raceway that is located on the outskirts of Brodhead, Wisconsin and got hold of numerous national championships.

She shifted to England when 16 years old for the purpose of pursuing her racing career. She completely concentrated on road racing and actively participated in a number of developmental open-wheel series as Formula Vauxhall as well as Formula Ford in Europe. Danica Patrick entered into a multi-year deal in the year 2002 to opt for racing for the team belonging to Bobby Rahal. She went ahead with numerous starts in the Barber Dodge Pro Series and then for the year 2003 made a shift to the Toyota Atlantic Championship.

In Atlantics she managed to successfully get a pole and was also a steady podium finisher. She turned up as the fourth woman to take part in the Indianapolis 500 on May 29, 2005 after Sarah Fisher, Janet Guthrie, as well as Lyn St. James. Danica Patrick landed up with the title of Sportswoman of the Year as given out by the March of Dimes in the month of November 2006 for her devotion as well as accomplishments.

Danica Patrick did work as the cheerleader at Hononegah High School that is located close to Beloit in the year 1996 before opting for auto racing. She entered into a marital relationship with Paul Edward Hospenthal who was earlier her physical therapist. She also achieved the 2008 Kids Choice Award falling in the category of much loved female athlete. Danica Patrick