Sarolta Monspart
| Medal record | ||
|---|---|---|
Competitor for  Hungary
| ||
| Women's Orienteering | ||
| World Championships | ||
| Gold | 1972 Jičín | Individual |
| Silver | 1970 Eisenach | Relay |
| Bronze | 1976 Aviemore | Relay |
Sarolta Monspart (born 17 November 1944) is a Hungarian orienteering competitor. She was the first non-Scandinavian female runner who has won the World Orienteering Championships back in 1972.[1]
She is considered to be the most successful orienteer in Hungary. During her active years she has won 14 national orienteering championships and 6 cross-country skiing championships. She was the first European woman to finish the marathon distance within 3 hours.
Her sport career was stopped because of a serious encephalitis inflammation caused by a tick. After recovering from the disease she persuades women to live a healthy life. Sarolta Monspart received a medal for lifetime merit from Ferenc Mádl, president of Hungary in 2003.