Danica Patrick reunited with President Trump in Arizona this week and took one of the best seats in the house for his speech at a Turning Point USA event.

Former NASCAR driver Patrick, 44, been a huge Trump supporter over recent years, speaking out for him on the campaign trail and claiming she had never voted in an election before Trump entered politics.

She shared two pictures on Instagram after meeting him at the recent Turning Point event on Friday and was thrilled to have a quick chat with the President.

'My friend, POTUS,' she wrote. 'First pics was me telling him how much I love his buddy Dana White and going to my first UFC fight after meeting him last November at a MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) summit.

'What a wild, weird and amazing life I get to live. Another amazing event put on by Turning Point USA.'

She also shared the images to her Instagram story, adding: 'Our President is badass and funny.' 

Patrick also explained how she wasn't the only sporting star in attendance on Friday.

She also shared snaps with Jeremy Roenick, the former hockey player, and ex-NFL player Jay Feely, who is now running for Congress.

Patrick wrote: 'Building the red wall starts in Arizona. Big athlete turnout in Phoenix.

'Shared the stage with Jeremy Roenick to introduce our friendJay Feely, who is running for Congress.

'So much respect for high acheivers that pivot into a whole new profession! Jay was an NFL kicker then TV broadcastre and now... politics.

'Most importantly, a good human with good values and so much passion for making this country great.'

Patrick has also worked as a broadcaster in Formula 1 but departed from her role with Sky Sports shortly before the 2026 season began.

She had been part of their coverage for the past five seasons, first appearing during the United States Grand Prix in October 2021.

From my first race in Austin to my last 5 years later… I had such a blast!' Patrick wrote on Instagram earlier this year about her exit. 

'The sky team was so much fun (thank you all), I saw so many amazing new race tracks and cities, and got to be part of a huge boom in F1! 

'I called after the last race in 2025 and said it was time for me to move on and I was so grateful for the opportunity and experience I was given!'