. >> patrick started racing as a 10-year-old girl in broadhead, wisconsin. >> how much is the pressuredon't think about that because there's nothing i can do but be myself. i just see it as an opportunity to do something new and different. perhaps show people, you know, what's possible in this world. >> what is possible is $13 million in annual salary. ranking seventh on "forbes'" list of nascar drivers. >> from illinois, danica patrick! >> reporter: and a very long list of sponsors. with her cent success at the daytona 500, nascar's super bowl, ratings increased 24% from last year, with 16.7 million viewers tuning in. >> danica patrick, the pole sitter. >> reporter: but that fame does not come without controversy. in nine yearses of professional racing in both the indycar series and now nascar, patrick has won only once in almost 200 races, leaving some racing fans and fellow drivers to climb she only gets the fa imbecause she's a woman. >> when i'm sitting there saying we're celebrating an eighth place finish. >> how much do you listen to those critics who say danica is just getting

james broadhead. >> the officer gave me the broom. getting ready to clean my cell. the broom had too much straw on it, right? so i asked him, can i get a better broom? he told me, "nah." i broke the broom. >> you broke the broom? why? >> i just told you. >> no reason to break the broom. the whole situation started because you broke the broom. >> i needed to clean up. >> okay, but you could have just waited until somebody came back tomorrow. just like you asked to see me this morning. you could have asked to see me yesterday morning in your cell and told me the same thing that you told me this, right? and even if the broom wasn't working properly, if it was the sorry broom, they gave you the sorriest broom of all, there still is no reason to break the broom. yes or no? >> a few minutes later, the conversation turns to broadhead's disciplinary record at holman. >> i ain't got but 39 disciplinaries. i did all of them. >> but 39 disciplinary. >> all in all, just another monday morning for a warden who's always walking the line between friend and foe. >>> next on "lockup