Milán Szabó
Milán Szabó (born 28 December 1990 Vac ) is a Hungarian biathlete and cross-country skiers.
Milán Szabó lives in Gyöngyös. The student began in 1999 with the sport of biathlon. The student starts for Vasas SC. He played his first race of 2007 as part of the European Cup. First international championships were the Junior World Championships 2008 in Ruhpolding, in which the Hungarian 82 and 76 of the Single Page was in the sprint race. In 2009 she was at the Junior World Championships in Canmore 50th of Single Page. It took up to the junior race of the Summer Biathlon World Championships 2010 in Duszniki Zdroj that Szabó was a further use in a major international event. He was 39 of a sprint.
His first race in the men in the power range denied Szabó 2008 Obertillach and was 157th of the sprint. In Nove Mesto na Moravě he could reach a double-digit placing little later than 69th of a sprint for the first time. It was not until 2012 that he won in Canmore than 39 a sprint at the first IBU Cup races outside Europe IBU Cup points. First international championships for men were the European Championships 2012 in Osrblie where Szabó missed as 67 of Sprint race, the pursuit race.
In cross-country skiing Szabó contest its first race in January 2007 in the Slavic Cup, and later in the Alpine Cup and FIS races. A month later, the first starting at the European Youth Olympic Festival in Jaca, where he was 78th on the 10-kilometer freestyle. It was followed by the Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 in Liberec, where Szabó was 91 Freestyle sprints. In 2010 he went to Hinterzarten at the Junior World Championships at the start and took over the 10-kilometer Classic the 86th and did not finish in the 20 -kilometer pursuit race. At Holmenkollen in Oslo, a second start followed at the Nordic World Ski Championships in 2011, where Szabó again took up freestyle sprint and as 82 again missed the final.
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