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Danica Patrick, 42, goes Instagram official with her recent 'boyfriend' - after high-profile relationships with Aaron Rodgers and fellow racing celestial body Ricky Stenhouse Jr
Former NASCAR and IndyCar driver and current F1 presenter Danica Patrick posted a snap to social media of her kissing a mystery man.
Patrick, who attended Burning Man in Nevada this year, uploaded the pic to her Instagram account showcasing various images of the festival.
Amongst the images included her kissing an unidentified man surrounded by the dust of the Black Rock Desert.
Another image showed the silhouette of Patrick smooching someone while on some Playa swings at sunset.
It's not obvious if this person she's kissing is a partner or someone she only met at the festival.
Former race car driver Danica Patrick was seen kissing an unidentified man at Burning Man
The former NASCAR and IndyCar star and current F1 presenter mutual snaps from Nevada
Over the course of her NASCAR career - and after the fact - Patrick has been in a number of high-profile relationships.
She dated fellow NASCAR ride
Danica Patrick Alleges Aaron Rogers Relationship Was "Emotionally Abusive"
Danica Patrick Alleges Aaron Rodgers Relationship Was "Emotionally Abusive"
Danica Patrick says she is moving on after a difficult period of her life.
The retired NASCAR driver has alleged that her past relationship with Aaron Rodgers was "emotionally abusive" and added that their breakup led to the most pain she'd ever experienced.
"Because it was sudden, it felt like," Patrick explained on the May 21 episode of the Sage Steele Show. "When you live with somebody, it’s your whole life."
“And because the world of the relationship was emotionally abusive, so that wore me down to nothing," she continued, "People could never imagine that I would lack any confidence or belief in the simple things about who I am. Everything was torn to bits. He leaves a footpath of blood."
E! News has reached out to Rodgers' rep for comment on Patrick's remarks and has not heard back
The racing champion—who dated the NFL star for two year
Danica Patrick reveals partnership status and gives rare insight into her dating life
Danica Patrick has given fans a infrequent glimpse into her personal life and admitted she is currently single in a revealing podcast appearance.
The ex-NASCAR luminary turned motorsports broadcaster has become a divisive figure in recent months accompanying her public assist for Donald Trump in the election, and she has now lifted the lid on her life away from the public eye.
Patrick, who previously dated NFL legend Aaron Rodgers and previously spoke about their 'emotionally abusive' partnership, has now revealed that there is currently no gentleman on the scene.
Speaking to Haley Dillon, the wife of current NASCAR actor Ty Dillon, she was asked 'Are you single right now?', to which she replied: 'Yeah'.
In response, Dillon joked she was 'interested to see who's sliding into my DMs to obtain to your DMs'.
In a later clip from the newest episode of the 'Believe In The Good' podcast, Patrick appeared to form a sexualized comment, joking 'that makes me screwed so screwed not literally, either.'
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Danica Patrick is one of the most successful women in the history of her sport — holding the honor of being the only woman to win an IndyCar Series race. With those kinds of stats, it's no surprise fans want to recognize more about the model and former racer.
Patrick — who has made appearances in 's Charlie's Angels, CSI: NY, The Simpsons, and Chopped, to name a few — has always been pretty open about her cherish life, not shying away from speaking about her new loves and painful heartbreaks.
Known for her good looks in addition to her race car skills, Patrick has a pretty star-studded matchmaking app history. The record-setting driver has been linked to fellow racer Ricky Stenhouse Jr., NFL celestial body Aaron Rodgers, and businessman Carter Comstock.
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Patrick met physical therapist Paul Edward Hospenthal when she visited his office in for help with a yoga injury. Hospenthal, who is 17 years her senior, proposed to the athlete — voted NASCAR Nationwide Series' Most Popular Driv