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Amateur59 entries
Latin
IDSF International Open Latin
Winner: Peter Stokkebroe & Kristina Juel
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur64 entries
Standard
IDSF International Open Standard
Winner: Benedetto Ferruggia & Claudia Köhler
Open results & scoresheets →Professional9 entries
Latin · Professional
Professional Latin
Winner: Adam Reeve & Karen Reeve (aka Bjork)
Open results & scoresheets →Professional18 entries
Standard · Professional
Professional Standard
Winner: Adam Reeve & Karen Reeve (aka Bjork)
Open results & scoresheets →Amateur28 entries
Amateur46 entries
Amateur25 entries
Amateur27 entries
| IDSF International Open Latin | Latin | Amateur | 59 | Peter Stokkebroe & Kristina Juel |
| IDSF International Open Standard | Standard | Amateur | 64 | Benedetto Ferruggia & Claudia Köhler |
| Professional Latin | Latin | Professional | 9 | Adam Reeve & Karen Reeve (aka Bjork) |
| Professional Standard | Standard | Professional | 18 | Adam Reeve & Karen Reeve (aka Bjork) |
| Senior Latin | Latin | Amateur | 28 | Tony Romano & Dianne Forbes |
| Senior Standard | Standard | Amateur | 46 | John Hayman & Jennifer Zhu |
| Youth Latin | Latin | Amateur | 25 | Laurence Moldavsky & Athena Merillo |
| Youth Standard | Standard | Amateur | 27 | Joseph Di Rocco & Bianca Tonizzo |
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