Miss World Sports

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Miss World Sports, Miss World Sport, or Miss Sport is a title and award given to the winner of a sports event at Miss World. It is a fast track or preliminary event, giving the winner a automatically spot in the semifinals. So far there are 3 Miss World Sports winners starting at 2003. In 2005, there was no Miss Sport winner because there it wasn't a fast track event. Starting in 2006, the competition was back again.

Contents 1 Rules 2 Results 2.1 2003 2.2 2004 2.3 2005 2.4 2006

[edit] Rules

All the contestants have to be trained in sit ups, push ups, jumping jacks, and etc. The fastest women get to move on to the next round. From there on they get tested on the sports (swimming, long jump, etc). Then the top 3 winners are announced.

[edit] Results

Placement at Miss World for runners-up are in italics.

[edit] 2003

Winner	Country	Placement at Miss World
Nazanin Afshin-Jam	Canada	Continental Queen of the Americas & 1st Runner-up

• 1st Runner-up: Lucie Vachova (Czech Republic)
• 2nd Runner-up: Patricia Filomena Chifor (Romania)

[edit] 2004

Winner	Country	Placement at Miss World
Amy Guy	Wales	14th Runner-up

• 1st Runner-up: Sarah Davies (Australia) 5th Runner-up
• 2nd Runner-up: TIE
  • Maju Mantilla (Peru) Continental Queen of the Americas & Miss World 2004
  • Kenisha Thom (Trinidad & Tobago) 6th Runner-up

• Semi-finalists:
  • Shermain Sunja Jeremy (Antigua & Barbuda) Miss Talent & 7th Runner-Up
  • Aishwarya Sukhdeo (Fiji)
  • Hugrun Hardardottir (Iceland)
  • Miranda Slabber (Netherlands)
  • Tatyana Sidorchuk (Russia) 11th Runner-up
  • Dulaya Pralangisait (Thailand)

[edit] 2005

Continental Group Winner
Asia Pacific

• 1st Runner-up: Caribbean
• 2nd Runner-up: Southern Europe

[edit] 2006

Winner	Country	Placement at Miss World
Malgosia Majewska	Canada	Semi-finalist

• 1st Runner-up: Thebyam Carrion Alvarez (Puerto Rico) Semi-finalist
• 2nd Runner-up: Liga Meinarte (Latvia)