The 2010 Superbowl Commercials and how much the advertisers spent on the spots.

Perennial Super Bowl advertisers Anheuser-Busch InBev and CareerBuilder have already stated their commitment to advertise in Super Bowl XLIV. As of December 9, 2009, ninety percent of advertising (valued at US $3.1 million with multiple advertisers getting discounts) has been sold.  Pepsi-Cola had previous stated their commitment to advertise, but has since said they will not be buying any commercial time, marking the first time in 23 years that Pepsi will not be running an ad during the Super Bowl itself. FedEx has also stated that they won’t buy ad time .

As of September 10, 2009, Frito-Lay’s Doritos brand, in turn owned by PepsiCo, will have three viewer-created advertisements scheduled. If all three top the USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter rankings, the commercial’s creators will win a total of US $5 million ($1 million for first, $600,000 for second and $400,000 for third, plus a $1 million bonus for each of the three finalists). The previous year, Joe and David Herbert’s “Free Doritos” ad topped the survey and won $1 million.

Internet domain registrar GoDaddy, which created a racy Danica Patrick ad the year after the Super Bowl XXXVIII halftime show controversy, will buy time in the Super Bowl for the sixth consecutive year.

Click here to see the Danica Patrick Shower commercial.

According to ESPN, IndyCar driver – and, without a doubt our favorite Go Daddy spokesmodel – Danica Patrick will “all but certainly” take part in NASCAR racing next year. It seems Patrick will be limiting her exposure to the Nationwide Series and Truck series and will continue to race the full IndyCar schedule for Andretti Green Racing.

If you want to see some pictures of Danica Patrick barely wearing clothes, click here.

If ESPN’s sources are accurate, Danica PATRICK will join Stewart Haas Racing and partner up with Tony Stewart, who will serve as her mentor in the sport. Stewart enjoyed a successful career in open wheel racing before switching to stock cars. As you might expect, the top female driver here in the States shouldn’t have an issue with sponsorship money and the move could provide just the ratings boost NASCAR sorely needs.

a photo of DANICA PATRICK wearing a racing suit with a JR Motorsports and other NASCAR-related logos showed up on Danica Patricks Web site before quickly being removed. Patrick reportedly has a deal in the works to drive a limited Nationwide schedule for JR Motorsports, a team owned by Rick Hendrick and Dale Earnhardt Jr.  Here are Pictures of Danica wearing a Nascar Driver Suit.

Danica Patrick