Former NASCAR star Danica Patrick confronted backlash on social media earlier within the week when she posted pictures from a Turning Level USA occasion.
Patrick posted a number of pictures of herself together with her sister on Instagram. Different pictures included an commercial for “Woke Tears Water” and with hats supporting former President Donald Trump.
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Danica Patrick throughout qualifying for the NASCAR Dash Cup Sequence Tenting World RV Gross sales 301 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on July 12, 2013, in Loudon. (Jonathan Ferrey/NASCAR by way of Getty Photographs)
“Sister came to town to check out @turningpointusa with me! Dad replied to our pic with – perfect daughters,” Patrick wrote. “we do love our country…. so AMfest (America fest) makes sense.”
Patrick’s followers gave the impression to be aggravated over Patrick going to the occasion.
“I had no idea you were like that. That’s disappointing,” one person wrote.
“Oh wow this is super disappointing. For a minute I thought this was satire and then I became more and more horrified as a scrolled thru the photos. I am speechless actually,” one other Instagram consumer added.
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Danica Patrick appears to be like on throughout the drivers parade forward of the Hungarian F1 Grand Prix race on the Hungaroring, close to Budapest. (Makovec/SOPA Photographs/LightRocket by way of Getty Photographs)
“That does not represent America,” yet another wrote.
Others stated they have been going to unfollow the previous skilled racecar driver.
Patrick didn’t seem to handle the adverse feedback, focusing her Instagram Tales on her household, Christmas and one other video of Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy.
TV presenter Danica Patrick within the paddock previous to the primary operating of the Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix on Might 8, 2022, on the Miami Worldwide Autodrome in Florida. (David J. Griffin/Icon Sportswire by way of Getty Photographs)
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The Wisconsin native raced within the top NASCAR collection from 2012 to 2018. She completed with seven prime 10s and one pole in 191 races.
