1 / 12Australia’s first female Supercar driver Renee Gracie, who recently joined the adult industry, is making headlines again after her scathing rant against the Indian community went viral.2 / 12Gracie said that she doesn’t like Indians anymore because of their behaviour on her adult subscription site and slammed them for stealing photos and videos from her exclusive content. 3 / 12Taking to her OnlyFans page, she wrote, a lengthy note asking Indians to not steal her content with fake names and profiles.4 / 12Stating that the content on her site is copyrighted, she alleged that Indians have been creating fake profiles of her using photos and videos from her page without her permission. 5 / 12The 25-year-old further announced that she will remove all of the Indian subscribers on her page and also threatened to sue them.6 / 12If you’re Indian, get off my page right now! ‘You are no longer welcome here anymore’.7 / 12She revealed that the illegal theft and sharing of her content started happening after the story of her career switch went viral in India.8 / 12Notably, her racing career came to an end a few months ago, after she decided to switch careers and join the adult film industry instead. She took the decision after claiming that she made no money from seven years as a race car driver.9 / 12She has more than 7000 subscribers on her website now where she sells pictures and movies for a monthly subscription fee. 10 / 12According to reports from The Telegraph, Gracie earns a reported $90,650 and is on course to make over $1 million this year11 / 12Gracie, Australia's first full-time female Supercar driver in 14 years, faced financial struggles as a driver but has had a successful career since making the switch. She also worked at a local car yard.12 / 12In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Gracie had revealed that she will be able to pay her 30-year loan in just 12 months now. “I have been able to pay for a house. I have a 30-year loan that I am about to pay off in 12 months.' Further, Gracie had said that she has full support from the family and that her dad knows and supports it.