Former racing driver turned porn star Renee Gracie has labelled Supercars officials 'misogynistic, judgmental and hypocritical' after one called her plans to make a return to the sport nothing more than a publicity stunt to sell more sex videos.
'It won't happen,' he told a PerthNow reporter recently.
But Gracie, a veteran of 95 Supercar races and two Bathurst 1000s who now earns around $4 million a year for her work on X-rated social media site OnlyFans, says if she wants to get behind the wheel again no-one can stop her.
Response: Former racing driver turned porn star Renee Gracie has labelled Supercars officials 'misogynistic, judgemental and hypocritical' after one called her plans to make a return to the sport nothing more than a publicity stunt to sell more sex videos
'Supercars will try to make it hard for me, but it is really quite simple,' she said.
'I've got plenty of money and sponsors behind me and I've renewed my CAMS license every year so all I have to do is get a car and a team together and enter a race. It's as easy as that.
'I'm in a position now where I don't have to let anyone tell me what to do. Times have changed, but Supercars can't see that. They say they support women in sport but that's not the case.
'I lived through it when I was driving. I experienced for myself the way they treat women. It's fine if they are in the background or handling the media but they didn't want us in the spotlight doing the driving.
Back on track? Renee, who retired from racing in 2017 and started her porn career early last year, made headlines last month when she announced plans to buy her own racing team and enter the upcoming Bathurst 1000. Pictured here on October 8, 2016, in Bathurst
'It's the same with other minorities. You don't see people of colour or openly gay driving Supercars. If I had been bi or lesbian I never would have come out when I was driving because they wouldn't have been able to handle it.
'They're old school. They're not living in this century.'
Gracie quit professional driving three years ago due to the high cost of competing and the sexist attitudes of some men in the sport.
She was introduced to the subscriber porn site OnlyFans by a friend and last year estimated her annual income at around $3.5 million.
Subscribers pay a set fee to access her site and higher amounts to see her and her
