Review: New World Records at WMCS 2009

Posted on 21. Nov, 2009 by Flauwy in Memory Championships, News

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One Week ago the best memory athletes in the world fought against each other in an epic battle for the memory crown. Alltogether they broke eight world records. The Juniors even more than the adults. See for yourself the what the human brain is capable of.

New World Records

World Record	Record Holder	Raw Score	Points	Where & When
Adults	Dr. Gunther Karsten	318	1272	WMC 2009, London – England
Junior II	Dorothea Seitz	214	856	WMC 2009, London – England
Junior I	Song Xiatong	100	400	WMC 2009, London – England

World Record	Record Holder	Raw Score	Points	Where & When
Adults	Su Ruiqiao	2080	936	WMC 2009, London – England
Junior II	Christian Schäfer	1504	676	WMC 2009, London – England

World Record	Record Holder	Raw Score	Points	Where & When
Junior II	Dorothea Seitz	150	750	WMC 2009, London – England

World Record	Record Holder	Raw Score	Points	Where & When
Adults	Johannes Mallow	118	1296	WMC 2009, London – England

World Record	Record Holder	Raw Score	Points	Where & When
Junior II	Dorothea Seitz	244	976	WMC 2009, London – England

Tags: Christian Schäfer, Dorothea Seitz, Dr. Gunther Karsten, Johannes Mallow, Song Xiatong, Su Ruiqiao, WMCS 2009

A post by Florian "Flauwy" Dellé

Florian Dellé is the founder of Memory-Sports.com. He lives in Berlin, Germany and works as a Project Manager and Editor. Florian is a memory athlete since 2003 and participated in many different championships. He is currently ranked under the top 100 in the world.

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2 Responses to “Review: New World Records at WMCS 2009”

Aashish

11. Dec, 2009

Hey,
I guess there’s a mistake in the Hour cards record..

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Flauwy

11. Dec, 2009

Yes you are right. It should be “Random Words” instead of Hour Cards. I changed it now.

Thanks for the info.

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