Alba Sánchez and her OnlyFans: the rally co-driver from León who races with the platform

Does Alba Sánchez have OnlyFans?

Yes. Rally co-driver Alba Sánchez has had a profile on OnlyFans (nicknamed the “página azul,” or blue page, in Spanish-speaking countries) since at least 2023, and the platform is her main sponsor. What she posts there relates to her job: how pace notes are prepared, how the measuring devices used in a rally work and what goes on behind each race. In 2023 El Periódico presented her as the brand's key partner in Spanish sport, and Diario de León, El Español, Cadena SER and Leonoticias have reported on it since.

Who is Alba Sánchez?

She was born in León in 1992, according to El Periódico. She grew up going to races with her parents, who were motorsport fans, and started out taking photos at the stages, she told Leonoticias. That is how she discovered the co-driver's role, which suited her because she is, in her own words, a perfectionist and meticulous. After a co-driving course she made her debut in 2015 at the Rallysprint Valle de Laciana.

Her career moved fast: by 2016 she was in the national championship, in 2018 she ran the European Rally Championship and in 2019 she began a full program with Hyundai as official co-driver for Cantabrian driver Surhayen Pernía. In 2022 she shared a car at the Oman Rally with Nasser Al-Attiyah, a four-time Dakar winner, El Periódico recalls.

Her OnlyFans sponsorship

In September 2023 she told El Periódico that many people are wrong to associate the platform only with explicit content and that there is nothing of the kind on her profile. A company spokesperson told the paper that the deal with her was an example of its commitment to sport. That summer she ran two off-road events, Baja Italia and Baja Aragón, with Italian Rebecca Busi, who is also sponsored by the brand. In February 2024 El Periódico cited her again among the athletes signed by the platform.

She told Cadena SER in November 2025 that she was the one who contacted the company, because on a co-driver's salary it was very hard to carry on. She said her community on the platform is “very healthy,” that she sometimes does live streams and shows the notes from her races, and made clear she would turn down any sponsorship that required a different kind of content.

From co-driver to driver

The sponsorship allowed her to change seats. In March 2024 she made her debut as a driver in the Spanish Rallycross Championship with the OnlyFans RX Team and a Hyundai i20 N5, in Castelo Branco (Portugal), according to Diario de León. In November that year she tried a car-cross at the Race of Champions in Cantabria, El Español reported. In 2025 she finished third in the rallycross championship, according to Cadena SER and Leonoticias.

In June 2026 she fulfilled another dream: she made her debut as a rally driver at the Rallye Reino de León, on the roads of her home province. Leonoticias reported that she had proposed to OnlyFans, her main sponsor in recent years, a program with gravel and asphalt events.

Other Spanish athletes with similar deals include boxer Jennifer Miranda and fighter Ilia Topuria. There are more profiles in our Spain section.

• El Periódico, «En OnlyFans no solo triunfa lo prohibido: la copilota Alba Sánchez lo demuestra», September 13, 2023.
• El Periódico, «Más allá del contenido para adultos: OnlyFans desembarca en el deporte», February 8, 2024.
• Diario de León, «Alba Sánchez debuta a toda velocidad de la mano de OnlyFans RX», March 15, 2024.
• El Español, «Un nuevo reto de altura para Alba Sánchez, la piloto leonesa de Only Fans RX Team», November 28, 2024.
• Cadena SER, interview with Alba Sánchez about OnlyFans sponsorships in sport, November 19, 2025.
• Leonoticias, «De fotografiar coches a cumplir su sueño de pilotar en casa: "Todo lo que soñaba lo he conseguido"», July 22, 2026.

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