Playboy: Other than in Playboy, where can we find you?
Danielle: I cover AMA Superbike racing for a few websites as an on-camera reporter. Google me.
Playboy: Did you grow up around the track?
Danielle: No. In my house, vehicles were for getting from A to B. I was actually opposed to motorcycles, but a boyfriend introduced me to the track, and I just fell in love with it.
Playboy: What in particular do you like about racing?
Danielle: The sounds and smells. I'm in awe of people who can go 200 miles an hour on a bike, drag their knees on the pavement and then go out and do it again. In Superbike racing you have to get hurt to get good.
Playboy: Do you dig scars?
Danielle: They're not really a qualification, but scars usually come with interesting stories.
Playboy: What's the most exciting story you have covered?
Danielle: For a report, I experienced the sport firsthand-wearing a head cam while riding on the back of a bike going 175 miles an hour. It was the best and worst time of my life.
Playboy: Is racing really a sport?
Danielle: Anything competitive that you can break a sweat doing is a sport.
Playboy: So then is sex a sport?
Danielle: I'm not competitive in bed. For me, it's not about who comes first-but I can break a sweat having sex.
