Danica Patrick has no complaints about treatment  Jeff
Zelevansky/Getty Images  Last weekend at Michigan International
Speedway, crew chief Tony Eury Jr. said Danica Patrick was the
target of "dirty tricks.''  ELKHART LAKE, Wis. -- Danica Patrick
is content with how she is being treated on the track in her
first full season in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, even though
crew chief Tony Eury Jr. said she was the target of "dirty
tricks," envy and a lack of respect following an incident with
Austin Dillon last weekend at Michigan International Speedway.
"For me, as my speed has come up and I'm racing further up the
grid, I'm racing against different people now,'' Patrick said.
"You've got to earn the respect of the folks you're driving
around. It's just a matter of finding the limits with each other
and earning that respect."  Eury agrees but said observing
tactics and taking names is part of her work-study program as
she prepares for a potential full-time Sprint Cup debut in 2013.
"It's just about getting bett