Danica Patrick

Milka Duno could join Sarah Fisher and Danica Patrick to make the first trio of women to compete in the Indianapolis 500 in the same year. Duno will drive a pair of cars entered Thursday by Samax Motorsport for the May 27th race. Cars for Fisher and former winner Buddy Rice already have been ent...

Valley IRL drivers Buddy Rice and Danica Patrick, former teammates, are on new teams this season. Rice will be joined by Sarah Fisher, the only other woman on the circuit.

After downsizing their IRL IndyCar Series attack from three to two cars and signing veteran Scott Sharp to replacing departed duo Buddy Rice and Danica Patrick, Rahal Letterman Racing are hoping to rebound in 2007 after a largely dismal 2006.

Rahal Letterman Racing has always maintained a high profile in the Indy car racing world having won championships and the Indianapolis 500 and having high-profile drivers such as Bobby Rahal, Kenny Brack, Buddy Rice and Danica Patrick.

Indy Racing League News and Notes Motorsport.com, Canada - It has come with having high-profile drivers such as Bobby Rahal, Kenny Brack, Buddy Rice and Danica Patrick, and it has come with having a ownership duo ...

By MarkyMark If Danica Patrick doesn't win this year, or at least end up on the podium for most of the races, then she simply has no excuse-not that she had one when driving for Rahal-Letterman Racing. After all, Buddy Rice won three (3) times while ...

 OH - Gone are 2004 Indianapolis 500 winner Buddy Rice, who signed with Dreyer and Reinbold, and 2005 Indy rookie of the year Danica Patrick, who moved to ...

Dreyer & Reinbold to Field Buddy Rice, and Sarah Fisher in IndyCar ...  - Jan 30, 2007 Rice struggled thereafter as the team’s focus turned to nurturing Danica Patrick, since departed for Andretti Green Racing. ...

 OH - Nov 10, 2006 Buddy Rice. In 2005, Danica Patrick was fourth at Indianapolis for the highest finish by a woman in the race’s history. But Rice ...

With Danica Patrick and Buddy Rice moving on to pastures new, Rahal Letterman Racing has confirmed that it will cut back to a two car entry in the 2007 Indy Racing League, with Scott Sharp coming in to partner Jeff Simmons.