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Éva Tófalvi

b. 1978

Romanian biathlete

Biathlete Physical education teacher
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About Éva Tófalvi

Born 1978. Éva Tófalvi is a Romanian biathlete and physical education teacher.

Éva Tófalvi (born 4 December 1978) is a Romanian retired biathlete of Hungarian ethnicity.

Career She finished in 11th place in the Women's Overall World Cup standings and in 2nd place in the Individual event at the end of the 2008-09 Biathlon World Cup. During this season she also won her first ever World Cup event in Hochfilzen, Austria, in the 15 km Individual race, she originally finished second, but winner Albina Akhatova was later disqualified due to use of doping. Tofalvi's victory is also the first ever race won by a Romanian athlete in the biathlon World Cup.

Results Results in top 30 are included.

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Who is Éva Tófalvi?

Romanian biathlete

When was Éva Tófalvi born?

Éva Tófalvi was born on 4 December 1978 in Miercurea Ciuc.

What is Éva Tófalvi's occupation?

Éva Tófalvi is a biathlete and physical education teacher.

What nationality is Éva Tófalvi?

Éva Tófalvi is Romanian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Éva Tófalvi

· Wikidata: Q260061

· DBpedia: Éva Tófalvi

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