So this morning, we were reading one of our favorite sites, SportsByBrooks, and we come to find out that Sports Illustrated allegedly took the liberty to take the tattoo off the back of Danica Patrick in its Swimsuit Issue.What do you get when you cross two sexy female race car drivers that are more than willing to strip to gain attention for their efforts in the sport of auto racing? Danica Patrick and Milka Duno are both attractive women so when they went at it on the track complete with four letter expletives fans sat up and took notice.
Both Danica Patrick and Milka Duno have posed for racy photos with Danica even taking her top off for pictures that have been published. In my view, Milka Duno is far sexier and exotic and in the online video where she slaps Danica with a towel not once, but twice as Patrick is cursing her makes her even hotter.We placed calls to both Danica's team, through BNC public relations in Los Angeles, and to Sports Illustrated.
Sports Illustrated acknowledged that the tattoo, on the small of her back, was taken out, but a spokesman didn't comment as to why it made that editorial decision. Patrick's tattoo was in the issue last year. 
As for Team Danica, it seems like they're fine.
"Danica is aware of the edits and is comfortable with the final photos," BNC's Lewis Kay told us.
As you know, airbrushing tattoos have been controversial in the past. The most controversial? When Hoop Magazine airbrushed Allen Iverson's neck tattoo and his earrings off their cover shot ten years ago. 
It's not as offensive since Patrick knew of it and we know that there's plenty of airbrush usage in the Swimsuit Issue. But do you have a problem with it? We'll throw one more thing at you. The tattoo is of an American flag.
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