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Professional11 entries
Latin
World Championship Rimini Master Class I PD Latin
Winner: Andrea Leandri & Maria Cristina Trevisiol
Open results & scoresheets →Professional16 entries
Standard
World Championship Rimini Master Class I PD Standard
Winner: Sergey Belozerov & Ekaterina Belozerova (aka Motlich)
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur43 entries
Latin
World Championship Rimini Senior I Latin
Winner: Timo Lindfors & Ekaterina Krutovskaya-Kauppinen
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur48 entries
Standard
World Championship Rimini Senior I Standard
Winner: Christian Bono & Elena Bono
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur65 entries
Standard
World Championship Rimini Under 21 Standard
Winner: Evgeniy Nikitin & Dana Spitsyna
Open results & scoresheets →| World Championship Rimini Master Class I PD Latin | Latin | Professional | 11 | Andrea Leandri & Maria Cristina Trevisiol |
| World Championship Rimini Master Class I PD Standard | Standard | Professional | 16 | Sergey Belozerov & Ekaterina Belozerova (aka Motlich) |
| World Championship Rimini Senior I Latin | Latin | Amateur | 43 | Timo Lindfors & Ekaterina Krutovskaya-Kauppinen |
| World Championship Rimini Senior I Standard | Standard | Amateur | 48 | Christian Bono & Elena Bono |
| World Championship Rimini Under 21 Standard | Standard | Amateur | 65 | Evgeniy Nikitin & Dana Spitsyna |
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