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Miss World 2011
Date6 November 2011
PresentersJason Cook, Angela Chow, Steve Douglas[1]
EntertainmentDiversity, Blue, Ramin Karimloo[2]
VenueEarls Court Exhibition Centre, London, United Kingdom
Entrants113[3]
Placements15[4]
DebutsKyrgyzstan, Saint Barthélemy
WithdrawalsAngola, Cape Verde, Ethiopia, French Polynesia, Guyana, Lesotho, Luxembourg, Macau, Malawi, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Saint Lucia, Suriname, Zambia
ReturnsAustria, Bermuda, Bonaire, Chile, Dominican Republic, Guam, Liberia, Nicaragua, Slovenia
WinnerIvian Sarcos  Venezuela

Miss World 2011, the 61st edition of the Miss World pageant took place at the Earls Court Two on 6 November 2011 in London. As part of the events, the contestants also traveled to Edinburgh, Scotland between 23 and 27 October.[5] Alexandria Mills of the United States crowned her successor Ivian Sarcos of Venezuela at the end of the event. Although over 120 delegates were expected to compete, problems regarding the timely acquisition of visas prevented several candidates from participating, thus reducing the final number to 113.

Results

Placements

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results.
Final Result[6] Contestant
Miss World 2011
1st Runner-up
  •  Philippines – Gwendoline Ruais
2nd Runner-up
Top 7
Finalists
  •  England – Alize Lily Mounter
  •  Korea – Kyung Min Doe
  •  South Africa – Bokang Montjane
  •  Scotland – Jennifer Reoch
Top 15
Semi-finalists

The Top 30 included[7]:

  •  Paraguay
  •  Saint Barthelemy
  •  Chile
  •  Botswana
  •  Guatemala
  •  Australia
  •  Russia
  •  Serbia
  •  Trinidad & Tobago
  •  Japan
  •  Thailand
  •  India
  •  Hungary
  •  Brazil
  •  Canada
  •  New Zealand

Note: Contestants in the Top 30 were recognized for their placements on the scoreboard but where not formally announced as semifinalists.

Continental Queens of Beauty

Continental Contestant
Africa
Americas
Asia & Oceania
  •  Philippines – Gwendoline Ruais
Caribbean
Europe

Fast Track

Beach Beauty

Miss World 2011 Beach Beauty Fast Track was held at London Film Museum, London on 29 October 2011 along with Top Model Fast Track. The judges choose Top 36 instead of Top 20. After a further deliberation, the judges picked Top 20 finalists, the announcement was made on 2 November 2011.

Final Result Contestant
Winner
  •  England – Alize Lily Mounter
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
  •  Ukraine – Yaroslava Kuryacha
3rd Runner-up
4th Runner-up
  •  Serbia – Milica Tepavac
Top 10[8]
Top 20[8][9][10]
Top 36[9][11][12]
  •  Argentina – Antonella Kruger
  •  Aruba – Gillain Berry
  •  Belarus – Anastasia Harlanova
  •  Bermuda – Jana Lynn Outerbridge
  •  France – Clémence Oleksy
  •  Hungary – Linda Szunai
  •  Israel – Ella Ran
  •  Japan – Midori Tanaka
  •  Mauritius – Joelle Nagapen
  •  Republic of Moldova – Veronica Popovici
  •  Panama – Irene Núñez
  •  South Africa – Bokang Montjane
  •  Uganda – Sylvia Namutebi
  •  United States – Erin Cummins
  •  US Virgin Islands – Esonica Veira
  •  Wales – Sara Manchipp

Top Model

Miss World 2011 Top Model Fast Track was held at London Film Museum, London on 29 October 2011 along with Beach Beauty Fast Track. The announcement of Top 20 qualifiers were made 2 days after the fashion show.

Final Result Contestant
Winner
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
  •  Philippines – Gwendoline Ruais
3rd Runner-up
  •  Zimbabwe – Malaika Mushandu
4th Runner-up
  •  England – Alize Lily Mounter
Top 10[8]
Top 20[8]
  •  Martinique – Axelle Perrier
  •  Sweden – Nicoline Artursson
  •  Bolivia – Yohana Vaca
  •  Japan – Midori Tanaka
  •  France – Clémence Oleksy
  •  Argentina – Antonella Kruger
  •  Australia – Amber Greasley
  •  Albania – Isi Topçiu-Ulaj
  •  China PR – Liu Chen
  •  Barbados – Taisha Carrington

Sports

Miss World 2011 Sportswoman Fast Track was announced on 22 October 2011. There are 24 contestants who selected as semifinalists which divided into 4 groups participated the Sports Final held at Crieff Hydro Hotel, Edinburgh, Scotland on 24 October 2011.[13]

Final Result Contestant
Winner.[8]
  •  Dominican Republic – Marianly Tejada
1st runner-up
  •  Guatemala – Lourdes Figueroa
2rd runner-up
Top 5
  •  Canada – Riza Santos
  •  Latvia – Alise Miškovska
Top 10.[8]
Top 24.[8]
  •  Puerto Rico – Amanda Vilanova
  •  Trinidad & Tobago – Lee-Ann Forbes
  •  Botswana – Karabo Sampson
  •  Chile – Gabriela Pulgar
  •  Australia – Amber Greasley
  •  Hungary – Linda Szunai
  •  Panama – Irene Núñez
  •  Uganda – Sylvia Namutebi
  •  Singapore – May Hsu
  •  Czech Republic – Denisa Domanská
  •  Jamaica – Danielle Crosskill
  •  Portugal – Barbara Franco
  •  Bonaire – Benazir Charles
  •  Germany – Sabrina-Nathalie Reitz
Group Contestant
Group 1
Group 2
  •  Botswana – Karabo Sampson
  •  Czech Republic – Denisa Domanská
  •  Denmark – Maya Olesen
  •  Dominican Republic – Marianly Tejada
  •  Guatemala – Lourdes Figueroa
  •  Hungary – Linda Szunai
Group 3
  •  Germany – Sabrina-Nathalie Reitz
  •  Jamaica – Danielle Crosskill
  •  Latvia – Alise Miškovska
  •  Panama – Irene Núñez
  •  Paraguay – Nicole Huber
  •  Portugal – Barbara Franco
Group 4

Talent

Miss World 2011 Talent Fast Track was announced on 22 October 2011. There are 20 contestants who selected as semifinalists. After a further deliberation, the judges picked Top 11 finalists who competed in the final of Talent Fast Track held at The Ballroom of The Hilton Park Lane, London on 31 October 2011. The winner of Miss World Talent was announced on 6 November 2011.

Final Result Contestant
Winner
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
  •  Puerto Rico – Amanda Vilanova
Top 5[8]
  •  Lithuania – Ieva Gervinskaitė
  •  Ukraine – Yaroslava Kuriacha
Top 11
Top 20
  •  Barbados – Taisha Carrington
  •  South Africa – Bokang Montjane
  •  Venezuela – Ivian Sarcos
  •  Canada – Riza Santos
  •  Latvia – Alise Miškovska
  •  Czech Republic – Denisa Domanská
  •  Cayman Islands – Lindsay Japal
  •  Iceland – Sigrún Eva Ármannsdóttir
  •  Malta – Claire Busuttil

Beauty With A Purpose

Miss World 2011 Beauty With A Purpose Fast Track was announced on 6 November 2011. There are 2 contestants who were selected as winner.

Final Result Contestant
Winner[8]
Top 5[8]
  •  Zimbabwe – Malaika Mushandu
  •  South Africa – Bokang Montjane
  •  Philippines – Gwendoline Ruais
Top 10[8]
Top 20[8]
  •  US Virgin Islands – Esonica Veira
  •  Puerto Rico – Amanda Vilanova
  •  Barbados – Taisha Carrington
  •  Guatemala – Lourdes Figueroa
  •  Latvia – Alise Miškovska
  •  Malta – Claire Marie Busuttil
  •  England – Alize Lily Mounter
  •  Sweden – Nicoline Artursson
  •  Argentina – Antonella Kruger
  •  Bahamas – Sasha Joyce
Top 30[8]
  •  Botswana – Karabo Sampson
  •  Bonaire – Benazir Charles
  •  Thailand – Patcharida Blatchford
  •  Sri Lanka – Pushpika De Silva
  •  Malaysia – Chloe Chen
  •  Peru – Odilia Garcia
  •  Tanzania – Salha Israel
  •  Liberia – Meenakshi Subramani
  •  Namibia – Luzaan van Wyk
  •    Nepal – Malina Joshi

World Designer Award

The World Designer Award was chosen during the Top Model Fast Track at Marriott Country Hall, London on 29 October 2011.[14]

Final Result Contestant
Winner
  •  Turkey – Gizem Karaca

Contestants

Returning countries and territories

Other pageant notes

Judges

Historical significance

  • Venezuela won its sixth Miss World title.
  • The show implemented a new scoreboard system. The Top 30 contestants points were displayed on screen and points were added after revealing each fast-track's result.
  • For the first time ever the winner of each fast-track event did not advance to the semi finals, instead it only added points to the cumulative score.
  • England and Indonesia placed for the first time and placed their highest ever in the pageant.
  • Countries that were also in the semi finals last year were: Italy, Puerto Rico, Scotland, South Africa and Venezuela.
  • Zimbabwe last placed in 1994.
  • Philippines and United States Virgin Islands last placed in 2005.
  • Sweden last placed in 2007.
  • Spain and Ukraine last placed in 2008.
  • Kazakhstan and Korea last placed in 2009.

Debuts

Withdraws

  •  Angola
  •  Cape Verde
  •  Ethiopia
  •  French Polynesia
  •  Guyana
  •  Lesotho
  •  Luxembourg
  •  Macau
  •  Malawi
  •  St. Kitts & Nevis
  •  St. Lucia
  •  Suriname
  •  Zambia

Designations

  •  Albania: Isi Topçiu-Ulaj was appointed to represent Albania, she was the 3rd-runner up at the Miss Albania 2010 pageant.
  •  Belarus: Anastasiya Kharlanava was appointed to represent Belarus, after no national pageant was held because the Miss Belarus pageant is a bi-annual event. It was last time held in 2010. Anastasiya was the 2nd-runner up at the Miss Belarus 2010 pageant.
  •  Curacao: Monifa Jansen was appointed as Senorita Kòrsou World 2011 after she wasn't allowed to compete at Miss Universe 2011 because she didn't meet the age minimum requirement.
  •  Egypt: Donia Hamed was appointed to represent Egypt after no national pageant was held due to the political crisis. Donia was previously Miss Universe Egypt 2010.
  •  Greece: Eleni Miariti was appointed to represent Greece, after no national pageant was held due to the financial crisis. She was chosen among the group of contestants that took part of the Miss World Greece 2011 casting call held on 8 October.[15]
  •  Guatemala: Lourdes Figueroa was appointed to represent Guatemala, she was Miss Guatemala 2009 and delegate at Miss Universe 2009
  •  Mongolia: Buyankhishig Unurbayar.
  •  Nicaragua: Darling Trujillo was appointed "Miss Mundo Nicaragua 2011" after the new national director Denis Davila, was awarded the license of Miss World in Nicaragua.
  •  United States: Erin Cummins was appointed to represent United States by Elite Models, license holders for Miss World in the United States. Cummins works for Elite Models as a professional model.
  •  United States Virgin Islands: Esonica Veira was appointed to represent U.S Virgin Islands, she was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Universe U.S Virgin Islands 2011 pageant.
  •  Vietnam: Victoria Phạm Thuý Vy was appointed to represent Vietnam, she is the second runner-up of Miss Vietnam World 2010.

Replacements

  •  Austria: Julia Hofer replaced the original winner of Miss Austria 2011 pageant, Carmen Stamboli, because Carmen was overage and didn't meet the age requirements stipulated by Miss World organization. Julia was the 1st runner-up at the national pageant.
  •  Mauritius: Joelle Nagapen replaced Laetitia Darche due to Laetitia's participation at the Miss Intercontinental 2011 pageant. Joelle was the 1st-runner up at the Miss Mauritius 2010 pageant.

Crossovers

International broadcasters

References

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  2. ^ [2], AND RAMIN KARIMLOO
  3. ^ http://www.youtube.com/officialmissworld#g/c/FA540BAAFA761BB6
  4. ^ [3]
  5. ^ "2011 to be held in London". Miss World. Retrieved 6 June 2011.
  6. ^ Miss World 2011 Top 30 Final Score Board
  7. ^ Miss World 2011 Top 30 Final Score Board
  8. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m http://www.timesofbeauty.com/2011/11/miss-world-official-final-leaderboard.html
  9. ^ a b http://www.facebook.com/MissWorld
  10. ^ http://www.missworld.com/shownews/Top-20-Beach-Beauty-Announced-at-Miss-World-2011/410.html
  11. ^ http://www.globalbeauties.com/world/2011/10/beach-beauty-meet-the-semi-finalists/
  12. ^ http://www.timesofbeauty.com/2011/10/miss-world-beach-beauty-2011-semi.html
  13. ^ "Miss World 2011 Sports and Talent Semi-Finalists Announced".
  14. ^ [4]
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