Ana Carrasco and her OnlyFans: the motorcycling world champion who races with the platform

Does Ana Carrasco have OnlyFans?

What she posts has little to do with what the site became famous for. Carrasco herself explained that her profile is meant to show the craft of a racer: hours in the gym, sessions on track and life in the paddock on race weekends.

Who is Ana Carrasco?

Ana Carrasco Gabarrón was born in 1997 in Cehegín, in the Region of Murcia, according to the EFE news agency. She made history in 2018 by winning the Supersport 300 world title, one of the classes of the Superbike World Championship: no woman had ever been crowned motorcycling world champion before. She later returned to Moto3 in 2022 and 2023, EFE recalls.

In October 2024 she did it again on a different stage. At the Jerez circuit she was crowned the first champion of the FIM Women's Circuit Racing World Championship (WorldWCR) with the Evan Bros Yamaha team: she finished with 244 points and in the top three in all twelve races of the year, ahead of María Herrera and Sara Sánchez, Infobae reported using agency copy. She told El Periódico that before that title there were moments when she stopped believing she could win again.

That success opened the door to Honda's official Supersport team, the intermediate class of the Superbike championship, where in 2025 she was the only woman on the grid. In October 2026 the Japanese manufacturer announced it will keep her for 2027 as well, SPORT and Cadena SER reported. Her motto, according to EFE, is that “riding like a girl is winning.”

When did she open her OnlyFans?

In mid-December 2024, a few weeks after the Jerez title. Todocircuito broke the news on the 16th, MOTOSAN on the 17th and La Verdad on the 18th. In the statement released at the time, the rider introduced herself as a new “OnlyFans athlete” and promised her followers exclusive content about her training and her races. La Verdad stressed that she was the first world champion in her sport to take that step.

Why she accepted OnlyFans as a sponsor

In March 2025, an EFE report on her commercial value made the reason clear: in motorcycling, she said, you always need more money to compete, and the OnlyFans deal is a key part of the budget that lets her race in the Supersport World Championship. Her sponsorship manager, Eliseo Escámez, added that it also helps her reach audiences outside Europe. She called being an ambassador for the brand “a privilege.”

OnlyFans shares space on her bike with brands such as Monster, Pirelli, Arai and Motocard. EFE counted fourteen sponsors and a forecast of around 400,000 euros in revenue from all of them in 2025, and in March 2026 La Verdad still listed the platform among them, alongside the newly added financial firm Inversus.

El Mundo mentioned her in August 2025 among the athletes the platform backs, together with tennis player Pedro Martínez and fighter Ilia Topuria. In motorsport, co-driver Alba Sánchez from León also carries its logo. There are more cases in our Spain section.

• Infobae (agencies), «La española Ana Carrasco conquista el primer Mundial Femenino de Motociclismo», October 20, 2024.
• El Periódico, «Ana Carrasco, la primera campeona del mundo de motociclismo: "Dejé de creer que podía seguir ganando"», October 24, 2024.
• Todocircuito, «Ana Carrasco ficha por OnlyFans», December 16, 2024.
• MOTOSAN, «Ana Carrasco potencia su Onlyfans», December 17, 2024.
• La Verdad, «La piloto Ana Carrasco se suma a OnlyFans», December 18, 2024.
• EFE (published by Qué Pasa and IUSPORT), «La marca Ana Carrasco», March 28, 2025.
• El Mundo, «OnlyFans pone al tenis contra las cuerdas: "Si los hombres quieren darme dinero, ¿por qué no lo voy a aceptar?"», August 28, 2025.
• La Verdad, «Ana Carrasco sigue siendo un imán para las marcas», March 9, 2026.
• SPORT, «Honda Racing World Supersport y Ana Carrasco extienden su colaboración hasta 2027», October 8, 2026.
• Cadena SER, «Ana Carrasco y Honda Racing World Supersport renuevan compromiso hasta 2027», October 9, 2026.

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