"Go Daddy Girl" Danica Patrick roared her way into the record books last night becoming the first woman in history to win an IndyCar Series race!

She took the checkered flag at the Japan 300 in Motegi, near Tokyo, in dramatic fashion too - finishing more than five seconds ahead of pole-sitter Helio Castroveves after taking the lead with three laps to go. Shortly after leaving the winner's circle Patrick went online with GoDaddy.com and blogged about her historic victory.

"It's hard to put into words what it feels like to win. It's unbelievable," she said. "I have worked so hard, for so long, to reach this point. I'm sure it's going to take a little while for it to sink in."

Go Daddy CEO & Founder Bob Parsons never had any doubt about her place in the record books: "For us, there was never a question of IF Danica could win - we've believed in her from day one. She thrives on competition, speed and power. She's a true competitor," he said.

Parsons zeroed in on Patrick's potential in 2006, when he made her a "Go Daddy Girl" by signing her as a company spokeswoman. Since then, Patrick has gone on to star in Go Daddy's revenue generating 2007 and 2008 Super Bowl ads and has been voted IndyCar's most popular driver.

"Go Daddy recognizes Danica as an innovator who is now a part of sports history," Parsons said. "We are so happy for her, her team and her whole family."

Go Daddy helps keep Patrick in top form - both on and off the track - through its sponsorship and its products. Patrick's official Web site, DanicaRacing.com, is registered and hosted through Go Daddy, allowing her to keep in touch with her fans and the rest of the racing world - no matter how fast she's moving. Fans can also read more about Patrick's historic victory by visiting her Go Daddy blog.