NO LIMITS drivers Danica Patrick and Ryan Hunter Reay came to racing in different ways but share a common passion: winning.
In 2000, as an 18-year-old, finished second in the world-renowned Formula Ford Festival in the UK, an event that has produced Formula One World Champions like Alain Prost, Nigel Mansell and Damon Hill.
In 2002, made her CART debut at the Barber Dodge Pro Series in the United States. In April of that year, won the pro division in the Toyota Pro/Celebrity event at the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, defeating the likes of four-time Trans-Am champion Tommy Kendall and Indy 500 driver Sarah Fisher.
In 2003, signed a contract with Team Rahal to compete in the Toyota Atlantic Championship.
| 2003 | Signed to drive for American Spirit Team Johansson in Champ Car World Series. |
| 2002 | Won at Laguna Seca, Chicago and Cleveland and led most laps (160) in CART Toyota Atlantic Championship; scored three pole positions; tied for most victories (3), most track records and fastest times; ‘Fastest Driver’ WorldCom Fast Pace Award and BBS Rising Star Award winner. |
| 2001 | CART Barber Dodge Pro Series 70% podiums of races finished, posted two wins and two poles, numerous fast times and track records. |
| 2000 | Rookie of the Year in Barber Dodge Pro Series; fifth in final point standings with two podiums, four top-five finishes and 11 top-10 finishes. |
| 1999 | Champion of Skip Barber Formula Dodge National Championship Presented by RACER; Champion of Skip Barber Eastern Series Race Championship with 17 wins, 26 podium finishes and five new track records in 31 starts; Winner of Barber Dodge Pro Series Big Scholarship; Winner of Ferrari Challenge 6-Hour Endurance race at Homestead. |
| 1998 | Winner of first Skip Barber Karting scholarship; Rookie of the Year in Skip Barber Southern Race Series; Finalist in Barber Dodge Pro Series Big Scholarship Shootout. |
| 1997 | National Points Champion of WKA Manufacturers Cup in HPV Heavy class; National Points Champion of WKA Manufacturers Cup in Stock Heavy; Grand National Champion of WKA Manufacturers Cup in HPV Heavy. |
| 1996 | Winner of National Points Championships in WKA Manufacturers Cup in Stock Heavy and Stock Light classes; National Points Champion of WKA Gold Cup in Crtrl. Stock Light and Stock Heavy classes; North American champion of WKA/CIK/FIA Stock Heavy and Stock Light classes; WKA Winter and Spring Nationals Champion; Florida State Champion; first to win Triple Crown. |
| 1994 -1995 |
Champion of multiple WKA Junior Karting Series for Florida State and Southeast |