April 26, 2008

Payback time for women’s sports? (Los Angeles Times)

window.document.getElementById(’post-41′).parentNode.className += ‘ adhesive_post’;Stars such as Danica Patrick, who notched up her first win last week, may help female athletes finally break the barrier and compete with men for lucrative endorsements. Race car driver Danica Patrick finally beat the boys at their own game Sunday, grabbing the checkered flag at the Indy Japan 300. And, thousands of miles away in Florida, golfer Lorena Ochoa tied an LPGA record by notching …

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