Alexandra Ianculescu

Alexandra Ianculescu is a Romanian-Canadian long-track speed skater, professional cyclist, sports broadcaster and OnlyFans creator, born on October 21, 1991 in Sibiu, Romania. She represented Romania in the women’s 500 m at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics after earlier competing for Canada, and says she was the first Olympian to join OnlyFans. She used the platform’s income to self-fund her athletic career and later became an official OnlyFans sponsored athlete.

Who Is Alexandra Ianculescu?

Ianculescu was born in Sibiu, Romania in 1991 and emigrated with her family to Toronto, Ontario in 2001. She has trained and lived in Calgary, Alberta since 2008, the home of Canada’s principal long-track speed skating oval. She is recorded on Wikidata as entity Q28611378 and stands 5’6″ (168 cm).

She began as an inline speed skater, competing from 2002 and reaching national ranking as a teenager before transferring to the ice.

Alexandra Ianculescu’s Speed Skating Career

She joined the Canadian junior national speed skating team in 2011 and represented Canada at two junior world championships, later racing on the senior World Cup circuit in the 500 m and 1000 m.

In 2016 she switched allegiance to Romania, her country of birth, and competed for Romania in the women’s 500 m at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. She retired from competitive speed skating in 2021.

Alexandra Ianculescu’s Cycling Career

After leaving speed skating, Ianculescu moved into road and track cycling with the aim of qualifying for a second Olympic Games in a different sport. She raced for the Dutch elite women’s road team NWVG-UPLUS.

Cross-sport transitions from long-track skating to track cycling are well documented, since both rely on similar power output and lower-body conditioning. She has also worked as an Olympic sport broadcaster, and was covered by Spanish outlet Marca during the 2026 Winter Games.

Alexandra Ianculescu’s OnlyFans Career

Ianculescu says she was the first Olympian on OnlyFans, joining around 2020, and used the income to self-fund her athletic career at a time when national federation support did not cover her costs. Her handle is speed_skater, the same as her social accounts.

She later became an official OnlyFans sponsored athlete, featured on the platform’s athletes blog and in its international artists programme in Italy. She runs a free OnlyFans athlete page offering training programmes alongside her paid content, an unusual dual structure. Her example is frequently cited alongside Matthew Mitcham and Sachia Vickery in coverage of athlete creators.

Alexandra Ianculescu’s Social Media Presence

She is active on Instagram at @speed_skater and on X at @speed_skater, using the same handle across platforms for consistency. Her current official website is alexandra-ianculescu.com; an older .ca domain is still listed on Wikidata.

Her content mixes training footage, competition coverage and broadcasting work with promotional material, which reflects a public identity built primarily on athletic credibility.

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