Australia's first female Supercar driver - turned porn star - has gone on a furious racist rant, saying she doesn't like Indians anymore because of their behaviour on her adult subscription site.
Renee Gracie, 25, is making tens of thousands of dollars a month thanks to her OnlyFans account, wherefollowers pay a monthly subscription of AU$12.95 ($13.80) to see adult photos and videos of the former driver.
But Gracie claims to now be losing money on the site, levelling the blame at her Indian followers.
"To all you Indian a**holes on my page. Stop stealing my images," she wrote in a post on the adult subscription site.
"Stop making pages of me and stop sharing my videos and images illegally."
Ex Supercar driver Renee Gracie is making thousands on OnlyFans. Photo / Instagram
Gracie claims her problems started after stories on her career change went viral in India.
"Ever since my story went viral in India, there has been so many videos and fake profiles made and images illegally stolen from my OnlyFans," she wrote.
"If you have shared or stolen my images your (sic) an a**hole and I hope you get what comes for you (sic).
"If your (sic) Indian, get off my page now! Your (sic) not welcome here anymore ... I will be removing all India's (sic) from my page tonight."
Renee Gracie made no money during her racing career. Photo / Supplied
Gracie made history in 2015 when she partnered with Simona de Silvestro to race at Bathurst, becoming the first Aussie woman to compete full-time in the sport.
But Gracie, who was dropped from the team in 2016, decided to walk away from the sport after admitting she never made a cent from racing.
Speaking to the Daily Telegraph earlier this month, Gracie said she was living comfortably after starting an OnlyFans account.
"It has been the best thing I have done in my whole life," Gracie told the publication.
"It has put me in a financial position I could never have dreamt 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.
"In my first six days I made 24,000 US and that is when I realised I could really do something with this."
Gracie boasts more than 7000 subscribers, meaning the former racer now makes AU$90,650 ($96,600) every month, or $1,087,800 ($1,159,200) per year, assuming the subscribers all stick around.
Gracie was given the nickname Devil Princess as she started making waves on the karting circuit as a teenager.
The Queensland youngster was feisty on the track and dreamt of making it all the way to America's NASCAR circuit.
"I love speed, I love racing, I love overtaking people,'' she said.
"I've spun out and had people go over the top of me but it's bound to happen.
"You can't let it stop you. As long as you're not hurt, you just keep going."
