Sammie Bradbury

Real, and documented through her own cycling federation's results record. Sammie Bradbury (racing under the name Samantha Bradbury in official results) competes for St Kilda Cycling Club out of Melbourne, Victoria, with a competitive result on the club's own results page dating to at least February 25, 2024 (first place, B Grade Women, SKCC Crits at Albert Park). She rose through the Australian Masters track ranks from there: at the 2025 AusCycling Masters Track National Championships in Brisbane, she won gold in the Women's Masters Team Sprint Open alongside Genevieve Jordan and Ning Chien. Her highest-profile result came on the world stage weeks later. At the 2025 UCI Masters Track World Championships in Roubaix, France, Bradbury anchored a newly formed trio — with Emma Jackson (Castlemaine CC) and Genevieve Jordan (Brunswick CC) — to gold in the Women's 35-44 Team Sprint, setting a new Australian national record of 55.329 seconds on debut as a trio. AusCycling's own recap described the run: Jackson delivered the fastest opening lap, Jordan launched the team into gold-medal position on the second lap, and Bradbury anchored the final lap to secure the win. In her own words: "It was a beautiful ride. These girls set up something special, and I just had the honour of finishing it." At the same championships she added two individual bronze medals, in the 35-39 Women's 500m Time Trial and the 35-39 Women's Sprint. The following year, at the 2026 AusCycling Masters Track National Championships (Anna Meares Velodrome, Brisbane, March 17–20, 2026), she swept three individual national titles: the WMAS2 1km Time Trial, the WMAS2 Scratch Race, and the WMAS2 3000m Individual Pursuit, again racing for St Kilda CC. On June 19, 2026, Bradbury announced — in her own on-record statements to named sports press — that she was launching an OnlyFans account. Speaking to The Sporting News (syndicated via Yahoo Sports), she said: "I'm really inspired by all of the elite sports people who embrace and celebrate their bodies. I grew up feeling that my curves made me fat and ugly, so I was never confident in myself until recently. I think it's great that athletes can train hard, perform at an elite level and also support themselves on platforms like OnlyFans." On why she framed it around her sport specifically, she said: "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, both in training and on OnlyFans. I want to get as many eyes on the sport as I can." Her announcement landed amid a broader, press-documented wave of elite athletes — speedskaters, bobsledders, cliff divers, surfers, motorcycle racers, ultrarunners, and tennis players among them, per Front Office Sports — monetizing on the platform; nothing found in this research frames her move as a formally branded sponsorship partnership specifically, as opposed to a personal account launch that fits the same trend. No official AI-persona statement, platform AI label, or operator claim of a virtual model was found anywhere in this research; her federation-documented Masters World Championship and national-title record is consistent with a real, documented athlete. People searching "sammie bradbury" are almost always checking on the Australian track cyclist they've seen in this results record or her OnlyFans news, not questioning whether she exists. This page is unclaimed and compiled from public sources.