Sammie Bradbury Has a World Title, Six National Records and Now an OnlyFans

Sammie Bradbury already had the kind of résumé that makes you blink twice. A Masters world title. Six national records. A trophy haul from track nationals. The kind of legs that come from years of gym work, bike sessions and sprint training most people wouldn’t survive as a warm-up.

Now she has something else to add to the list: OnlyFans.

On Friday, June 19, the Australian track cyclist revealed she’s launching an account on the platform, taking fans somewhere a little different from the velodrome and the race-day highlights.

“I’m really excited to be on OF. I never thought I would do this kind of content, but my sport has given me so much confidence and admiration for my body,” the Melbourne native said. “All year we train so hard in the gym and on the bike to stand on the top step of the podium. I’m hoping that I can bring some of that athleticism to my page and also have a little fun.”

For Bradbury, that confidence didn’t happen overnight.

“I grew up feeling that my curves made me fat and ugly, so I was never confident in myself until recently,” she explained. “I think it’s great that athletes can train hard, perform at an elite level and also support themselves on platforms like OnlyFans.”

And she’s hardly the first pro to see it that way. Olympic pole vaulter Alysha Newman, diver Matthew Mitcham and bobsledder Lisa Buckwitz have all built followings on the platform while continuing their competitive careers.

Bradbury’s move comes after a string of accomplishments on the track. In 2025, she anchored Australia’s women’s team sprint to gold at the UCI Masters Track World Championships in France, helping set a national record in the process. Since then, she’s added national titles and more record-setting performances to her growing list of achievements.

But she’s hoping the new platform does something bigger than grow her audience.

“My sport is very niche. Track cycling isn’t really in the mainstream spotlight, so I’m really happy that I can show the world what a track cycling sprinter looks like,” Bradbury said. “I want to get as many eyes on the sport as I can.”

The Aussie speedster starts posting this week.