By Stewart Perrie
Renee Gracie is set to make a massive comeback in the Supercars arena after earning big bucks on OnlyFans.
The Aussie rev-head made headlines in the racing industry when she became Australia's first full-time female Supercar competitor in 14 years.
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But when she failed to make a decent splash on the track, she left racing and set up an account on the X-rated social media site.
After raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars, Renee is now investing it back into Supercars and she's setting her sights on Mount Panorama.
She told the Sunday Telegraph: "I am looking to buy my own team. I get offers every second day to go and race in somebody else's car.
"There are lots of opportunities and options keeping the hope and the dream alive, but I would like to do it myself."
Renee will have to spend upwards of $1 million on the car and the team and she's aiming to get a wildcard entry into the Bathurst 1000.
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The wildcard will permit her to take on one of the biggest events on the Supercars calendar without having to compete in any other races.
She reckons her inclusion would help revive the sport and inject some fun into the atmosphere.
"I think it is completely possible that I would be considered for a wildcard. I don't think anyone in Australia would be able to generate the interest that I would attract," she told News Corp.
"It would be huge. V8s is pretty boring at the moment - I haven't been able to get through an entire race this year. I turn it off after a couple of laps because it is repetitive and not much is going on. The sport was much better four or five years ago in terms of action."
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There are only two to four wildcard offers given every year and they're usually handed out to veterans or rookies wanting to show everyone what they've got.
Considering Renee doesn't comfortably fall into either category, Renee is hoping her gender will catch the eye of Bathurst 1000 organisers.
"There aren't too many females that have raced - let alone one that has raced before and done porn. I think it would be a once in a lifetime opportunity for the sport," she said.
Despite being off the track for a few years, Ms Gracie believes she could crack the top 10 at Mount Panorama and reckons she 'would be as good as I was as I left'.
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She's hoping to 'ruffle some feathers' if she gets the chance to battle the mid-pack and make her long-awaited return to the industry.
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