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Announced her retirement from competitive skating following the 2009-10 season.

Sebestyen won the first European ladies title for Hungary in history (in 2004) ... Sebestyen started skating at age four on an open-air ice rink in Tiszaujvaros ... She continued to train there until the age of 13 when she moved to Budapest after competing in the 1995 World Junior Championships ... Coach Andras Szaraz was a national champion and competed internationally for Hungary.

• 2008 Season Notes
  SP Music: Song by Secret Garden and "Libertango" by Astor Piazzolla, performed by Bond
  FS Music: Edvin Marton medley

2010 - World Championships - 15th
2010 - Olympic Games - 17th
2010 - European Championships - 6th
2010 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2009 - Skate America - 3rd
2009 - Rostelecom Cup - 6th
2009 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 4th
2009 - European Championships - 8th
2009 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2008 - Cup of Russia - 7th
2008 - Golden Spin of Zagreb - 1st
2008 - World Championships - 11th
2008 - European Championships - 4th
2008 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2007 - Cup of Russia - 7th
2007 - Cup of China - 5th
2007 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 5th
2007 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 1st
2007 - World Championships - 12th
2007 - European Championships - 9th
2007 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2007 - Grand Prix Final, St. Petersburg - 6th
2006 - Cup of Russia - 2nd
2006 - Cup of China - 1st
2006 - Finlandia Trophy - 3rd
2006 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 2nd
2006 - World Championships - 22nd
2006 - Winter Olympic Games - 18th
2006 - European Championships - 14th
2006 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2005 - Cup of Russia - 6th
2005 - SmartOnes Skate America - 8th
2005 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 1st
2005 - World Championships - 12th
2005 - European Championships - 4th
2005 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2004 - Cup of Russia - 3rd
2004 - Trophee Eric Bompard - 3rd
2004 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 6th
2004 - World Championships - 6th
2004 - European Championships - 1st
2004 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2004 - Grand Prix Final, Colorado Springs - 6th
2003 - Bofrost Cup - 3rd
2003 - Trophee Lalique - 3rd
2003 - MasterCard Skate Canada - 3rd
2003 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 2nd
2003 - World Championships - 14th
2003 - European Championships - 3rd
2003 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2002 - SmartOnes Skate America - 8th
2002 - Golden Spin of Zagreb - 3rd
2002 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 3rd
2002 - World Championships - 8th
2002 - Winter Olympic Games - 8th
2002 - European Championships 10th
2002 - Hungarian Championships - 1st
2001 - NHK Trophy - 5th
2001 - Skate America - 6th
2001 - Karl Shafer Memorial - 2nd
2001 - Ondrej Nepela Memorial - 1st
2001 - World Championships - 18th
2001 - European Championships - 6th
2001 - Winter Universiade - 4th
2001 - Hungarian Championships - 2nd
2000 - NHK Trophy - 7th
2000 - Cup of Russia - 8th
2000 - Finlandia Trophy - 6th
2000 - World Championships - 7th
2000 - European Championships - 6th
2000 - Hungarian Championships - 2nd
1999 - Skate Canada - 6th
1999 - Skate America - 5th
1999 - Skate Israel - 2nd
1999 - Karl Shafer Memorial - 3rd
1999 - World Championships - 19th
1999 - World Junior Championships - 9th
1999 - European Championships - 6th
1999 - Hungarian Championships - 2nd
1998 - Golden Spin of Zagreb - 2nd
1998 - Junior Grand Prix (Hungary) - 1st
1998 - Junior Grand Prix (Mexico) - 6th
1998 - Skate Israel - 3rd
1998 - World Championships - 19th
1998 - Winter Olympic Games - 15th
1998 - World Junior Championships - 14th
1998 - European Championships - 17th
1997 - Golden Spin of Zagreb - 3rd
1997 - Nebelhorn Trophy - 4th
1997 - Junior Grand Prix (Hungary) - 2nd
1997 - Junior Grand Prix (Germany) - 13th
1997 - Hungarian Championships - 3rd
1995 - Karl Shafer Memorial - 3rd
1995 - Gardena Spring Trophy, Junior - 3rd
1995 - World Junior Championships - 21st
1995 - European Championships - 14th
1995 - Hungarian Championships - 3rd
1994 - Pokal der Blauen Schwerter, Junior - 8th