Renee Gracie'S Bathurst 1000 Comeback Dreams Dashed By Supercars Officials

Renee Gracie's Bold Bid for Bathurst 1000

Hey there, racing fans! Buckle up because we’ve got some sizzling drama straight from the Supercars circuit. Renee Gracie, the former driver who swapped her helmet for a spicier career on OnlyFans, has been dreaming of a grand return to the iconic Bathurst 1000 - but it looks like her plans just hit a major speed bump.

After stepping away from motorsport due to funding woes, Renee turned heads (and wallets) by joining OnlyFans, raking in over $500,000 in her first month alone. Now, with earnings reportedly soaring into the millions, the 26-year-old bombshell is ready to invest a cool $1 million to buy her own Supercars team and get back behind the wheel.

Could there be a hotter comeback story? Renee’s got the cash, the confidence, and a historic legacy as the first female driver at Mount Panorama in 2015 alongside Simona de Silvestro. But not everyone’s cheering from the sidelines.

Supercars Officials Slam the Brakes

Here’s where the plot thickens, darlings. Supercars officials aren’t exactly rolling out the red carpet for Renee’s return. According to the Daily Telegraph, they’ve labeled her Bathurst ambitions as nothing more than a ‘publicity stunt’ to boost her OnlyFans profile.

“She’s just using the sport to sell more content - it’s not even worth a discussion because it’s not happening,” a Supercars official reportedly snapped.

Ouch! That’s a harsh pit stop for Renee, who’s been vocal about her passion to race on her own terms. She’s even turned down offers to drive for other teams, insisting on doing it her way. But with officials putting up such a firm roadblock, her dream of revving up at Bathurst this year seems to be stuck in neutral.

A Charitable Twist: Stripping for a Cause

While her racing comeback might be on hold, Renee isn’t slowing down on making waves. She’s just unveiled a steamy new initiative - stripping down for charity through her OnlyFans platform. Yes, you heard that right, and it’s all for a fantastic cause!

Renee recently set up a fundraising option on her page, offering digital goodies, mobile phones, and laptops as prizes for donors. After polling her followers - many of whom are former soldiers dealing with PTSD - she decided to support the Black Dog Institute, a mental health not-for-profit doing incredible work in Australia, especially during Mental Health Month.

“Men’s mental health often gets overlooked due to stigma, but that needs to change,” Renee shared with her fans. Her mission? To shine a spotlight on this critical issue while thanking her loyal supporters. Talk about using her platform for good - we’re totally here for this heartwarming lap!