Former NASCAR Star Danica Patrick Stuns In 'Wild' Nightclub Photos
Danica Patrick is doing everything in her power to enjoy the last full month of summer.
Just a couple of months ago, Patrick let her fans know that she was taking golf lessons. The former NASCAR driver eventually took a break from the golf course so she could soak up the sun in Europe. Judging by her recent string of Instagram posts, she was living it up overseas.
"I don't know why I ever leave Europe in the summer. It's such a vibe. The food, architecture, weather, water, pace of life, lack of tipping, and chemtrails. Haha," Patrick wrote for her caption. "I did lose my phone while I was there, and credit cards and ID…. 8 days with zero technology. If I didn't respond to a message, it's lost in the cloud…. Like I am here in this picture… and where I wish I still was!"
Earlier this week, Patrick posted a few swimsuit photos from her time in Ibiza. Plenty of fans complimented the former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model's appearance.
Patrick also shared her favorite photos from a nightclub in Ibiza. It didn't take long for her post to grab NASCAR fans' attention.
"Beautiful, always so beautiful," one fan said.
"So great! You look happy! Much deserved," a second fan wrote.
"Wow," an Instagram user wrote.
"Gorgeous," another user commented.
It wouldn't surprise us if Patrick goes back to posting political content once the summer ends. After all, she's been very supportive of the Trump administration.
"It felt like a calling. I'd love to hear some of your perspective on how it all feels because it's been a tidal wave of change in what you do and how people see you. Standing up for something is a powerful thing because it's when you're in your truth," Patrick said when asked about becoming a Republican. "When you're in your truth, you're quite magnetic. It gains momentum really fast, because when we're doing what's meant for us, the universe just lines things up for us. It went really quickly for me. It was a little over a year ago that I went to my first ever political event, which was AmFest here in Phoenix.
"I didn't know who Charlie Kirk was. I never paid attention to politics and quite specially have been avoiding the news since 2018. I just watched YouTube and spiritual information, but not the news. After going to that event, I posted some photos of my sister and I. It [her post] said, 'I love this country.' That was a divisive comment to so many, which was ridiculous. I then met Tucker Carlson and went on his show in the beginning of January. I came back from Florida and Charlie reached out to go on his show. I was like, 'Well, I guess I'm in politics now.'"
For now, Patrick is enjoying the last few weeks of August.
Former NASCAR Star Danica Patrick Stuns In 'Wild' Nightclub Photos first appeared on The Spun on Aug 8, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Aug 8, 2025, where it first appeared.
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