[4] Drăgoi's first major international competition was the 2008 European Championships, where she competed in the team finals after Cerasela Pătraşcu injured her foot during qualifications.

[5] Drăgoi helped the Romanian team win the gold medal by competing on vault (14.225) and uneven bars (14.600).

At the Olympics, Drăgoi helped Romania qualify in fourth place to the team finals by competing on uneven bars (14.225), beam (15.450), and floor (14.250).

[13] In May, she competed at the Glasgow Grand Prix, where she won the bronze on balance beam and placed fifth on uneven bars and sixth on floor.

[17] She made a comeback in August at a friendly meet in Great Britain, where she placed first with the team and fourth on uneven bars.