Riley Gaines and Former Nasscar driver Danica Patrick talked about their struggle for biological males to remain outside the girls and female sports.
Gaines fought against transgender athletes from competition against biological females since Lia Thomas, a transgender swimmer, won a Division and NCAA Championship.
Patrick was mostly a step up to step with Gaines about that question. In fact, that was the main reason why she voted for the first time in her life in this last election.
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Danica Patrick watches during 102. Directing Indianapolis 500 on Speedway Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis on May 27, 2018. (Mark J. Rebilus-Ussa today Sports)
“I think it’s ironic that I’m passionate about it because I was a girl on a team in sports,” Patrick told Gaines on Outkick’s Podcast “Gaines for Girls”.
However, Patrick repeated his very clear attitude.
“There are only clear biological differences between the two,” Patrick said.
Television Analyst Indycar series Danica Patrick for NBC Sports before Indianapolis 500 on Indianapolis Motor Speedway. (Mark J. Rebilus-Ussa today Sports)
Riley Gaines leads a prayer before the race before the race series NASCAR Cup in Texas
“All you have to do is YouTube or Google some stories about people who have taken transitional medicines and how they felt in testosterone. Whether it’s the power, libido or just all the changes that eventually happen – hormones play a huge role. They greatly create their own personality, and they definitely exist and cannot be clear.
President Donald Trump Last month, he signed an executive order to keep transgender athletes outside the sport of girls and female sports, but this did not prevent at least three countries to ignore her.
Danica Patrick, driver #10 Godaddy.com Chevrolet, watches during the qualification for Nascar Sprint Cup Series Campsing World RV Sales 301 on the New Hampshire engine speedway on July 12, 2013 in Loudon, New Hampshire. (Jonathan Ferrey/Nascar via Getty Images)
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The Education Department began an investigation into California, Minnesota and Maine, the latter of which came after a tumultuous discussion between Trump and Maine rules Janet Mills.
Trump mentioned his command during a joint address to the Congress on Tuesday, again promising the lack of federal financing if the state defying his command.
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