Aussie Supercars driver vows to NEVER return to the sport after bullying drove her to lucrative OnlyFans career

Aussie Supercars driver turned OnlyFans creator Renee Gracie has declared she will never return to the V8 grid as she doesn't feel respected.

Gracie, 29, is a two-time Bathurst 1000 competitor, but these days feels more comfortable when competing behind the wheel in the GT World Challenge Australia championship.

The self-confessed porn star has outlined the challenges she has faced in motorsport via the new Stan documentary Revealed - Renee Gracie: Fireproof. 

'No, I would absolutely not accept that,' Gracie said when quizzed if she would ever entertain the thought of accepting a wildcard to again compete at Mount Panorama.

'I am happy in the GT category and the GT is where I am meant to be and where I belong.

'I just think the GT cars are better, I enjoy them a lot more as a driver, they are really challenging, they are super fast.'

Gracie - who started creating adult content in 2019 - also feels women are not valued in elite motorsport circles.

'Unfortunately, I don't think in Australia much has changed around women in general,' she told News Corp.

'The way people react online and how women are treated, how people comment on comments and instead of saying, 'I hope she crashes and burns'.....it would be good if the governing bodies of whatever category that female is in is protected.

'Obviously I [personally] put a target on my back having OnlyFans as a sponsor and being who I am and that is totally fine....I'm happy to take the heat. 

'But I have been bullied in person, I get people calling me fat and ugly to my face still to this day.'

She went onto label her move into adult content creation 'life-changing' - and has no regrets about the move which saw Gracie become a highly polarising figure.

It is understood Gracie also has the support of her father when it comes to explicit content, as he 'runs her business accounts, so he knows exactly what's going on.'