George Iordache
Romanian bobsledder
Ionuț George Iordache (born 19 August 2003) is a Romanian bobsledder. He was selected to represent Romania at the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Career
Prior to bobsledding, Iordache was a track and field athlete in various disciplines, including hurdling and high jumping. He was recruited to bobsleigh by coach and former bobsledder Iulian Păcioianu, who noticed Iordache during a track and field practice. He was paired with pilot Mihai Tentea. The two have had success at both junior and World Cup levels. Tentea and Iordache earned a bronze medal at the two-man Junior World Championships in 2025. At the Bobsleigh World Championships, Tentea and Iordache finished 8th in two-man. Iordache has competed with Tentea at the World Cup level since 2023.
Iordache was selected to represent Romania in both two-man and four-man bobsled, with Tentea piloting in both.
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