World Mixed Teams Championship

World Mixed Teams Championship

The Olympiad Mixed Teams Championship was initiated in 1962 as part of the World Pair Olympiad. It was contested only three times before being abandoned in 1974. It was revived in 1996 as World Transnational Mixed Teams Championship. It is held in conjunction with the World Team Olympiad every leap year, starting after the latter's qualifying stage has been concluded. Teams that failed to qualify in the main event as well as new teams may enter. Each team must comprise at least two men and two women. The maximum number of team members is six. During play each pair must consist of one women and one men. It is not necessary that all team members be from the same country – hence the transnational. A series of Swiss matches leads to the qualification of the top four teams for knockout semifinals and finals.

Winners

** Hermannsson did not play enough boards in order to qualify for the title of World Champion

Venues of past events

1962 Cannes, France

1972 Miami Beach, Florida

1974 Las Palmas, Spain

1996 Rhodes, Greece

2000 Maastricht, Netherlands

2004 Istanbul, Turkey

External links

* [http://www.worldbridge.org/competitions/worldchampionships/TeamChampionships.asp?qmenuid=43 Official WBF site]
* [http://www.worldbridge.org/competitions/worldchampionships/TeamChampionships.asp?qmenuid=30 Official WBF site]


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