Danica Patrick was recently criticized on social media for reacting to Sherry Pollex’s death with her feelings toward Martin Truex Jr.
Danica Patrick, a well-known figure in the NASCAR community, expressed her profound sadness over the tragic passing of Sherry Pollex, a beloved presence in the NASCAR world who had been battling cancer for several years. Pollex, at the age of 44, recently lost her battle with the disease.
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While Danica Patrick did not compete in NASCAR races herself, her influence on American racing was significant, equivalent to that of many drivers. Pollex’s untimely demise has united the racing community, prompting them to share their cherished memories of her.
Danica Patrick, an IndyCar race winner and NASCAR legend, took to her Instagram story to express her sorrow and grief in simple yet heartfelt words. She shared the story on her Instagram account with the caption: “This is so sad… She helped so many and gave so much. After I left NASCAR, we touched base here and there, and I loved her curiosity for the deeper layers of this human experience. I hope she is in one of those layers that is perfect, pure, peaceful, and whole.”
After retiring from NASCAR, Danica Patrick opened up about her growing bond with Pollex, highlighting Pollex’s inquisitive nature and profound emotional depth. Her message concluded with a heartfelt wish for the philanthropist to find peace and completeness in her eternal rest.
Pollex’s family announced her passing due to cancer. She played a pivotal role in leading the Catwalk for a Cause charity, dedicated to raising funds for childhood cancer victims. Despite her absence at the latest Catwalk event, her efforts, supported by the NASCAR community since 2010, raised an impressive $4 million.
This achievement earned her the National Motorsports Press Association’s Myers Brothers Award for outstanding contributions to the stock-car racing sport, alongside her former partner, Martin Truex Jr. Sherry Pollex’s legacy in the racing world will be remembered and cherished by many.
