"We're getting the band back together," GoDaddy chief marketing officer Barb Rechterman said in a statement.
Patrick welcomed the news.
"This is definitely the way I want to finish my racing career - at these two iconic races, backed by my iconic, long-time sponsor," said the 35-year-old Patrick who won the 2008 Indy Japan 300.
She also came third in the 2009 Indianapolis 500 in the open wheel series before transitioning full-time to stock car racing on the NASCAR circuit, where she notched seven top-10 finishes.
Patrick has been without a drive since parting ways with Stewart-Haas Racing late last year.
"Sponsorship plays a vital role in our sport, and I have been very fortunate over the course of my career, but this year threw us for a curve," Patrick said in September.
Her new arrangement should help her quest to find a car to drive at Daytona on Feb. 18 and Indianapolis on May 27.
(Reporting by Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina, editing by Ed Osmond)
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