Ace Heavy Haulage is proud to support rising motorsport driver Rahnee McNae as she enters the next stage of her racing career. At just 16 years old, Rahnee has already built an impressive list of results, and we are proud to have backed her along the way.
Through our support, Rahnee has become the youngest female in Australia to drive a sprint car since age restrictions were introduced in the late 1990s. She has claimed two Junior 2 Championships at Ipswich City Dirt Kart Club in 2023 and 2024, along with multiple podiums across karting events. From there, she moved into Formula 500s, earning third place at both Maryborough and Bundaberg Speedways.
Now driving an LS3 powered Maxim chassis in the LS and 360 sprint car class, Rahnee is off to a strong start. At her first race meeting she qualified second and drove through the field from rear starts in both heats, placing fifth and seventh. With a full calendar ahead and around 30 cars expected in the 2025 season, she has already proven she is a serious competitor.
“We will be racing all over Queensland and into northern New South Wales, from Gladstone through to Lismore,” Rahnee said. “There is never a question about Tom’s support. He is always helping the team in any way he can. That has been proven over three years of sponsorship.”
For Ace Haulage Managing Director Tom Willis, the decision to support Rahnee was personal.
“What started as business between me and her old man turned into a real friendship. A mentor, a mate, and someone who always had my back. It felt only natural to return the favour by supporting his daughter. Watching her grow into the strong, smart woman she is today has been a real privilege. Everyone here at Ace will be cheering her on.”
Ace Heavy Haulage will continue to back Rahnee as she takes on some of the most competitive fields in Australian sprint car racing.