If you're tuning in for the 109th Indy 500 on Sunday, you may be wondering whose voices you're hearing during the race or in pre-race coverage. Don't worry because we've got you covered.

Indy 500 is just a day away. Ahead of it, the former racing driver Danica Patrick has given her take on what made the 200-lap race a special thing for her during her active years.

During the Indianapolis 500 Pit Stop Contest on Friday afternoon, Danica Patrick made an appearance on FS1's broadcast. It didn't take long for people to share their brutally honest thoughts. Patrick,

For Danica Patrick, that magical afternoon in 2005 wouldn't just be a race start, it would create history. The post Danica Patrick Returns to Indy 500 Spotlight With Candid Take On Her Racing Legacy appeared first on EssentiallySports.

Danica Patrick usually appears on race days for Formula 1 on Sky Sports, but now she’s on Fox Sports’ coverage of the Indy 500. When she made an appearance on Sunday for the Indy 500 qualifying, fans voiced their displeasure on social media all while she dropped an on-air selfie.

Danica Patrick is turning heads this week with her go-to breakfast order on social media. The former NASCAR and IndyCar driver is getting ready for a big weekend. Patrick, 43, is set to be part of the Fox Sports Indy 500 broadcast on Sunday.

Danica Patrick was excellent at trusting her instincts when she raced at Indy. And years later, she still holds several benchmarks for women in the sport.

Danica Patrick is the biggest woman racer in recent history. The American star made her mark across disciplines, be it The post Danica Patrick Reveals Factor That Made Her a Strong IndyCar Racer appeared first on FirstSportz.

Danica Patrick is set to return to the Indy 500...as a member of the broadcasting team. The 43-year-old retired professional racing star competed in several Indy 500 races over the course of her career.

Danica Patrick has sensationally claimed that her relationship with NFL star Aaron Rodgers was "emotionally abusive" and that the quarterback "leaves a trail of blood."

The talent list Fox is bringing in for its first Indy 500 covers a wide range of sports fandom. Their goal is to lean into history, "make every driver known."