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Danica Patrick was back on a race team but this time it was for the Boston Marathon. Patrick is best known for her days behind the wheel and then half of the super-couple with NFL star Aaron Rodgers. She retired from auto racing in 2018 but on October 11th, Danica joined a new team for a different type of race.

On Yesterday's show Goz was convinced that Danica Patrick would be terrible as host of the Espy's this year. I had her back. She's not a great NASCAR driver but she has charisma and must be at least a little fearless to be a race car driver so why not think she could handle this?

Find out who will be hosting the ESPN awards show this July.

Danica Patrick is a trip, isn't she?

Yesterday provided a terrific conclusion to a crazy week at Daytona International Speedway, in which we saw history made with Danica Patrick becoming the first female pole-sitter for the Daytona 500, a horrific crash in the final turn of Saturday's Nationwide race and arguably the greatest driver of the last decade (Jimmie Johnson) hoist the Harvey J. Earl Trophy over his head for the second time

Actor James Franco used an interesting choice of words as the Grand Marshal of the 55th running of the Daytona 500.

After a day filled with six caution flags, a few multi-car wrecks and history-making lead laps, one of the most notable drivers of the last ten years walked away with the victory in NASCAR's "Super Bowl." After starting the race in ninth and jumping around the leader-board all day long, Jimmie Johnson took the lead from Brad Keselowski on a restart with six laps to go and went on to his

50 Cent planted his lips squarely on the lovely Erin Andrews before the Daytona 500 on Sunday.  Did 50 Cent touch Erin’s lips or the side of her cheek?

This coming Sunday is the "Super Bowl of NASCAR," the Dayton 500. Danica Patrick enters the race as the first woman to ever hold the pole position in a NASCAR race, while defending Sprint Cup Series champion Brad Keselowski looks to begin a successful title defense...

Danica Patrick won the pole for the 55th running of the Daytona 500.  So, why do so many people have a problem with the female driver?

Danica Patrick won the pole of the Daytona 500 on Sunday, becoming the first woman in NASCAR history to win the pole position of a Cup Series event. Patrick turned in a qualifying speed of 196.434, besting fellow drivers Jeff Gordon, Trevor Bayne, Ryan Newman and teammate Tony Stewart...

I knew I should’ve been a tech nerd.  Check out this outside-the-box Super Bowl commercial that the lovely Bar Refaeli is featured in with a tech nerd.