[lilsexy08]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

I'm sure that is exactly the way she wants to be seen, she certainly can't drive !!!!

Cute maybe ....

Good one LSC! LOOOOOOOOOOOL! I thought this thread was getting closed! Just messing guys!

[LSC9901]

Can't say for sure but with over 7000 views this may well be one of the most viewed threads on GTG !!!

[Souporscotty]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

If I had to pick between the two of them, and my wife won/t let me, I'd go with Danica. Then I only find her cute. Maybe it has something to do with the fact she is younger than my kids ???

I know what you mean. I have 3 daughters. ALL older than her.

[SpaceCadet]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

Danica now has honest to goodness competition in the looks dept...some would say Danica's now a distant 2nd....

Check out Milka Duno, 3rd female to qualify for the 500 this year!!!
Milka Duno qualifies 29th; one spot left in Indy 500 field | IndyStar.com
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more on this Venezuelan hottie here:
Milka Duno's Official Website, the fastest girl in the American LeMans racing circuit

Ok, I've resisted posting in these type threads, but I can't resist this time. Does anyone else find it mildly amusing that her name is "Milka"? That photo ensures that the vast majority of the male population will not care that she has basically no skills. Let me clarify - driving skills. And as a female, wow, ok, I'm just jealous. Does she have a fire suit that can cover all that? Maybe she should think about wearing it, perhaps go for establishing a little credibiltiy. Now, if she could drive as well as look like that, heck, she'd even be MY fantasy! Something tells me I don't have to worry about it, though. I'd root for Danica any day.

[Souporscotty]

Originally Posted by SpaceCadet

Does anyone else find it mildly amusing that her name is "Milka"?

Yes.

[lilsexy08]

Hey some pics of her and I forget where so don't ask. Its her head but not her body in some not all pics.

[Racer Duck]

Originally Posted by SpaceCadet

Ok, I've resisted posting in these type threads, but I can't resist this time. Does anyone else find it mildly amusing that her name is "Milka"? That photo ensures that the vast majority of the male population will not care that she has basically no skills. Let me clarify - driving skills. And as a female, wow, ok, I'm just jealous. Does she have a fire suit that can cover all that? Maybe she should think about wearing it, perhaps go for establishing a little credibiltiy. Now, if she could drive as well as look like that, heck, she'd even be MY fantasy! Something tells me I don't have to worry about it, though. I'd root for Danica any day.

OK, since you asked:
1. a picture of her in a tank top

2. a picture with a fan

3. and in a driving suit on the podium (winner) at the 2007 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona

And a little about her driving skills:

By education and training a Naval Engineer with four master’s degrees – in Organizational Development, Naval Architecture, Maritime Business and Marine Biology – Milka earned the last three simultaneously. The first Latin American women driver ever to be classified "expert". “Venezuelan Auto Racing Driver of the Year” in 2000 and “American Le Mans Series 2001 Vice Champion Driver”. In 2002 Milka became the first woman in the history of sportscar racing to pilot the fastest and most technologically-advanced sportscar in the world – the Le Mans Prototype 900, and the first woman in history to pilot the fastest car in the Open Telefonica World Series – the last step on the ladder to Formula One. And finally, in her first full Rolex Series season Milka won the Grand Prix of Miami at Homestead-Miami Speedway in February of 2004 - which made her the first woman in history to win overall a major international sportscar race in North America. She repeated that history-making win when she won at the same track seven months later - in September of 2004. During the 2005 season Milka achieved her third career Rolex Series in at Mont-Tremblant, Canada. Remarkably, in only two Rolex Series seasons, Milka has earned three overall wins, six podium appearances, nine top-five finishes and seventeen top-ten finishes.

I'd say the girl has looks, brains and racing talent. But then, I'm only a guy...

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

OK, since you asked:
1. a picture of her in a tank top

2. a picture with a fan

3. and in a driving suit on the podium (winner) at the 2007 Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona

I think it's safe to say she is safe in a wreck cause the airbags will save her

[SpaceCadet]

Originally Posted by Racer Duck

By education and training a Naval Engineer with four master’s degrees – in Organizational Development, Naval Architecture, Maritime Business and Marine Biology – Milka earned the last three simultaneously. The first Latin American women driver ever to be classified "expert". “Venezuelan Auto Racing Driver of the Year” in 2000 and “American Le Mans Series 2001 Vice Champion Driver”. In 2002 Milka became the first woman in the history of sportscar racing to pilot the fastest and most technologically-advanced sportscar in the world – the Le Mans Prototype 900, and the first woman in history to pilot the fastest car in the Open Telefonica World Series – the last step on the ladder to Formula One. And finally, in her first full Rolex Series season Milka won the Grand Prix of Miami at Homestead-Miami Speedway in February of 2004 - which made her the first woman in history to win overall a major international sportscar race in North America. She repeated that history-making win when she won at the same track seven months later - in September of 2004. During the 2005 season Milka achieved her third career Rolex Series in at Mont-Tremblant, Canada. Remarkably, in only two Rolex Series seasons, Milka has earned three overall wins, six podium appearances, nine top-five finishes and seventeen top-ten finishes.


I'd say the girl has looks, brains and racing talent. But then, I'm only a guy...

I'm impressed with her education, although I'm not sure how Marine Biology relates to Forumula 1 racing. And going fast in those test cars certainly means you can go fast and control the car. Was she actually racing anyone or just seeing how fast the car would go? I'm sure I don't have to tell you that going fast all by yourself is different than racing. Do you know how many races she has won as a solo act as opposed to being part of a team? I'm not very knowledgable about the Rolex series. Did those wins come as part of a team? Usually, I believe that a team is only as good as it's weakest link, but when it comes to racing, I don't think that's always true. Like any other driver, she must have some talent to get to Indy. I am not yet convinced that she's all that and a bag o' chips, too. I think I'll have to watch more closely. Oh, and what is the "Open Telefonic World Series"? I haven't heard of that race, but if it's a world series it must be pretty big. Ya learn a lil' somethin' new every day on this forum!

[Souporscotty]

I'll bet she can't fix a decent fried chicken dinner.

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by SpaceCadet

I'm impressed with her education, although I'm not sure how Marine Biology relates to Forumula 1 racing. And going fast in those test cars certainly means you can go fast and control the car. Was she actually racing anyone or just seeing how fast the car would go? I'm sure I don't have to tell you that going fast all by yourself is different than racing. Do you know how many races she has won as a solo act as opposed to being part of a team? I'm not very knowledgable about the Rolex series. Did those wins come as part of a team? Usually, I believe that a team is only as good as it's weakest link, but when it comes to racing, I don't think that's always true. Like any other driver, she must have some talent to get to Indy. I am not yet convinced that she's all that and a bag o' chips, too. I think I'll have to watch more closely. Oh, and what is the "Open Telefonic World Series"? I haven't heard of that race, but if it's a world series it must be pretty big. Ya learn a lil' somethin' new every day on this forum!

All the driving accolades sound like J.P. Montoya .... and with him, I'm not yet convinced either. It'll be interesting to see how the ladies in Indy do this weekend. We could have a revolution on our hands.

[SpaceCadet]

Originally Posted by LSC9901

All the driving accolades sound like J.P. Montoya .... and with him, I'm not yet convinced either. It'll be interesting to see how the ladies in Indy do this weekend. We could have a revolution on our hands.

I was a fan of J.P.'s at first, but he's a little to cocky for me now. It will be interesting to see how many times he's "accidently" wrecked by the driver's he's well, let's say, raced aggressivly against. His own words, "get over it", are going to come back to haunt him.

It would make me a happy little camper if the ladies could hold their own at Indy. I'm hoping that sometime in the near future, at least one of them emerges as a true talent, a real threat to win in this sport. I would like to see a woman as a consistant talent in NASCAR, but that may be a few years away. I'd also like to see Davey Hamilton win, but I'm thinking not gonna happen.

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Souporscotty

I'll bet she can't fix a decent fried chicken dinner.

Hmmm..... now that would be the total package.

[jks812]

I think I found during the rain delay why she don't need to talk to often. When they were getting ready to restart, she said she didn't think they should have to run the Indy 500 twice in one day.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Hey now, as someone born in a Comminist country once upon a time...

I would back the All-American girl (Danica) over the girl form a Leftist nation (Milka)...but that's me...

Yes, I know politics and sports don't mix yada, yada, yada...but I am going for a new perspective here...I mean there is just so much you can say about thier looks and driving skills...