Danica Patrick is one of the most iconic and accomplished women’s professional racing drivers in history, racing both IndyCar and NASCAR. But as it turns out, she believes a pretty wild conspiracy theory.
On Wednesday night, Danica Patrick shared a clip on social media from the “Joe Rogan Experience” where Joe Rogan debated with Moon landing hoax conspiracy theorist Bart Sibrel. In her post, Patrick made it clear that she too believes that the Moon landing was fake.
“This is def one of the conspiracy’s I believe,” Patrick wrote on Instagram [grammatical mistake included]. “I don’t care if you think I’m crazy. I already know I am.”
This certainly isn’t the first time that Patrick has shared a wild conspiracy theory on social media. Earlier this month, the racing star reposted a video of a conspiracy theory involving Disney and chemtrails, making it very clear that she thinks chemtrails are real, too.
“I won’t stop talking about chemtrails until I stop seeing them,” Patrick said in a post on her Instagram story at the time.
Needless to say, Patrick has not shied away from sharing controversial opinions on social media and it’s unlikely that she will stop any time soon.

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