Renee Gracie quits Supercars to become porn star making £14k-a-week from sex videos for OnlyFans
HISTORIC Supercars driver Renee Gracie quit racing to earn a stunning £14,000-a-week on adult site OnlyFans. The Australian was the first ever full-time female Supercars racer but has no regrets about leaving her old career to sell X-rated content online. The 25-year-old said she earned very little money in racing and the financial benefits of […]
HISTORIC Supercars driver Renee Gracie quit racing to earn a stunning £14,000-a-week on adult site OnlyFans.
The Australian was the first ever full-time female Supercars racer but has no regrets about leaving her old career to sell X-rated content online.
The 25-year-old said she earned very little money in racing and the financial benefits of her new vocation make it all worth while.
She told Australia’s Daily Telegraph: “It has put me in a financial position I could never have dreamed of and I really enjoy it.
“I am fine with whatever they want to call me. I am earning good money and I am comfortable with where I am at.”
Having shot to prominence by joining forces with Swiss racer Simona de Silverstro at Bathurst in 2015, Gracie said she simply lost her passion for racing.
She is planning to buy a property and pay it off in full within a year and will do “pretty much anything” to earn money on the site.
She added: “I got over it and realised I wasn’t good enough and moved on.
“I was then selling cars at a car yard, busting my a***, and a couple of fans suggested I do OnlyFans and it started from there.”
Gracie started with nude photos but having made nearly £1,700 in her first week, she rapidly moved on to sharing videos of her having sex.
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Her family support her decision, according to the former racer who said: “Believe it or not my Dad knows about it and supports it.
“I think you could say my Dad is actually proud because of the financial position I am in and what I have been able to do with the site.
“You look at what I have achieved not what I am doing, it has been a success.”
