Olivia Dunne got the VIP treatment while at the NASCAR Cup Series Ally 400 on Sunday.

The star LSU gymnast and influencer was photographed with American pro racer Chase Elliott at Nashville Superspeedway in Lebanon, Tenn., where she got a tour of his famed No. 9 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 car.

“Welcome to NASCAR @livvydunne!” Nascar wrote on Instagram, including photos of Dunne and Elliott laughing.

The “Nascar on NBC” Instagram account commented with: “Livvy Dunne, and a fan.”

The 20-year-old millionaire — who is the NCAA’s highest female NIL earner — wore a VIP pass around her neck while touring the grounds at Nashville Superspeedway, where country music group Old Dominion also created content for NASCAR.

Dunne shared a photo of herself wearing a headset used for teams to communicate with their drivers with the caption: “Start your engines.”

The blonde beauty stepped out in short cowboy boots, which she paired with jean shorts and a lace crop top.

Dunne has been busy during the Lady Tigers’ offseason.

Following a June vacation with her family in Capri, Italy, Dunne attended the College World Series to cheer on her alma mater.

The New Jersey native was spotted in Omaha cheering on her school in their game against Wake Forest last Monday, when she was seen signing autographs.

On Thursday, Dunne attended LSU’s thrilling win over Wake Forest to advance to the College World Series final.

Dunne, who’s entering her senior year on scholarship at LSU, was named a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model in April, and appeared in the magazine’s 2023 issue.

It came after Dunne and the Lady Tigers advanced to the Final Four and finished in fourth place in the NCAA Championship on April 15.

Dunne expanded her brand deal portfolio earlier this month, when she announced a new partnership with the Motorola cell phone company to promote its latest product, the razr+.

She has an NIL valuation of $3.4 million, according to ON3 Sports.