“If Ever Decide to Get Married… ” – Danica Patrick Has a Hilarious Wish

Danica Patrick recently posted an Instagram story revealing what she would prefer to have at her wedding.

In the story, fans can see a man dancing and handing out beer bottles instead of flowers to the guests. Danica stated that she would love to have the same, but with wine bottles instead of beer.

Danica was previously married to Paul Edward Hospenthal, who she met during her hip injury back in 2002. They were married from 2005 to 2013. Since then she has dated a few others like NASCAR driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and the Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Her last relationship was with Carter Comstock, who is an American businessman and as of 2022, she is single.

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Danica Patrick is the most successful female IndyCar driver

Danica started her career with karting at the age of 10. Then slowly moved on to become the most successful American female driver to compete in open-wheel racing.

Danica’s current estimated value sits at a mind-blowing 80 million dollars. During the peak of her career, she supposedly earned upwards of 10 million dollars a year. With her career achievements, she has been an inspiration to several other women racing drivers around the world. She also helped pave the way for women to compete in motorsports today. W series driver Marta Garcia stated Danica as one of her inspirations alongside Fernando Alonso.

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Talking about Danica, Marta said, “As time passed when I was 13-14, I looked towards Danica Patrick. She was another reference because she was a girl and there weren’t many girls racing. She was getting poles and she was showing what she could do.”

Patrick has been the influence of most of the new generation of female drivers. This also goes on to showcase how rare it was to see a woman make a name for herself in the male-dominated world of motorsport.