Danica Patrick Show Car Featured At Motorsports Racing Car Show

Danica Patrick’s No. 7 Motorola Andretti Green Racing show car was displayed at the Motorsports Racing Car Show in Atlantic City, N.J. The Watkins Glen International’s display was set from the 18th to the 20th of this month.

Were you there to look closely at the car’s spell-binding features?

Did you miss something? Additional info was provided by The Auto Channel:

Representatives from the track will be on hand to provide information about the IndyCar Series race weekend at The Glen July 4-6.

The 2008 IndyCar Series season begins under the lights with the SpeedJam Indy 300 on March 29 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The 16-race schedule, one of the most diverse in all of motorsports, features races on 11 ovals, three permanent road courses and two temporary street circuits, all broadcast worldwide through a comprehensive, long-term agreement with ABC Sports/ ESPN.

The 2008 Indy Pro Series season also begins on March 29 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. The 16-race schedule, which features 8 ovals and 4 road/street course doubleheader weekends, will be televised by ESPN2.

Aside from her car being displayed at the esteemed car show, Danica is also controversial for saying no way to “Dancing with the Stars” TV show. "No way," Danica told The Indianapolis Star about the possibility of joining Dancing with the Stars, an ABC television show.  "I'm telling you, no way."

Reality TV World writes:

Castroneves had recommended Patrick as a possible Dancing with the Stars participant to the show's producers, as well as ABC broadcaster Jamie Little and Detroit Tigers catcher Ivan Rodriguez, according to The Star. 
 
Castroneves -- a two-time, back-to-back Indianapolis 500 champion who won the IndyCar race in 2001 and 2002 -- was crowned the most recent Dancing with the Stars champ with professional partner Julianne Hough during the show's Fall 2007 fifth-season finale broadcast.

"His personality is so infectious," Danica told The Star as to why Castroneves did so well.  "He smiles all the time, he plays to the camera, and he loves [the attention].  I'm a little too serious.  People at home would be going, 'What's wrong [with her]?'"

"It won't be enough to do [Dancing with the Stars] now; you'll have to win it," she concluded.