Zsuzsa Almássy

Zsuzsa Almássy ( born October 8, 1950 in Budapest ) is a former Hungarian figure skater who started in a single run.

Almássy 1964 and 1966-1970 Hungarian Champion in figure skating ladies. She took in the period 1964-1972, with the exception of 1965, all European championships. At the European Championships in 1967 in Ljubljana and in 1970 in Leningrad, she won the bronze medal, just behind Gabriele Seyfert and Hana Mašková and then behind Seyfert and Beatrix Schuba. Your greatest success at the European Championships, she celebrated in Zurich in 1971, when she was Vice - European Champion after the resignation of Gaby Seyfert behind Beatrix Schuba. During the same period, she participated in all World Championships, with the exception of 1965 and 1967. Your only medal there, she won in 1969 in Colorado Springs with bronze behind Seyfert and Schuba. Almássy to represent Hungary at three Olympic Games. 1964 in Innsbruck it ranked 17, 1968 in Grenoble and 1972 they finished sixth in Sapporo Fifth.

Results

1969 World Figure Skating Championships 1967 European Figure Skating Championships 1970 European Figure Skating Championships 1971 European Figure Skating Championships Single skating Trixi Schuba Winter Olympic Games 1964 World Figure Skating Championships 1966 World Figure Skating Championships 1968 World Figure Skating Championships 1970 World Figure Skating Championships 1971 World Figure Skating Championships 1972 World Figure Skating Championships 1964 European Figure Skating Championships 1966 European Figure Skating Championships 1968 European Figure Skating Championships 1969 European Figure Skating Championships 1972 European Figure Skating Championships
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