Danica Patrick Returns to Indianapolis 500 as Fox Sports Analyst

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Danica Patrick is back at the Indianapolis 500, this time as an analyst for Fox Sports. The 43-year-old former driver returned to the iconic race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, bringing a fresh perspective and style fit for the occasion.

Patrick, who officially retired from full-time racing in 2018, made her last appearance at the Indy 500 that year. She is well-remembered for her historic win at the Indy 300 in Japan in 2008, making her the first woman to triumph in an IndyCar race.

Now, as a racing expert, she usually covers Formula 1 events for Sky Sports. However, this Sunday, she is a special guest for what is often referred to as “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing.”

Fans and commentators alike are eager to discuss her outfit for the day. Patrick has always been a topic of conversation due to her fashion choices at races, such as F1 events in Las Vegas and Mexico City.

For the big race, Patrick chose a black and white ensemble that reflects the checkered flag theme, a nod to the race she is attending. She shared this look on Instagram, where she also showcased some colorful nails that add a pop to her outfit.

Patrick sat alongside play-by-play announcer Will Buxton and sportscaster Chris Myers during the event, forming a dynamic on-screen team. This color scheme is seen as a perfect complement to the day’s racing excitement.

As the Indianapolis 500 unfolds, race fans are not only tuning in to watch the action but also to keep an eye on Patrick’s fashionable presence trackside.