The F1 Academy is the next move in the right direction as F1 works to provide women in motorsport opportunities. But women have traditionally driven in other types of motorsports. Renee Gracie, a fan favorite of OnlyF, prepares to retake control of the vehicle.
The two-time Bathurst 1000 finisher is adamant about realizing her dream of competing in Australia’s most famous motorsport competition once more. Gracie has tried coming back to the sport after retirement before.
Renee Gracie made waves in 2021 with her ambitious $1 million comeback in racing. In an effort to rev up their engines and compete at the prestigious Bathurst race, their plan was to purchase their own team.
Supercars officials, however, have not approved of their ideas since they view them as nothing more than a marketing gimmick to promote their sexual content platform. She’s merely utilizing the promotion to increase video sales. Since it won’t happen, it isn’t even worth commenting on.
Renee Gracie decided to stop racing at the conclusion of 2017 after taking part in the Carrera Cup and Super2. Her attention changed to producing authoritative content for OnlyF, which turned out to be a lucrative and fruitful undertaking for her. She never lost interest in racing, though, and she is now prepared to return and take on the Bathurst 1000 with grit and a renewed sense of purpose.