Miss Universe 2009
.jpg) Stefanía Fernández (2011) | |||
| Data | 23 sierpnia 2009 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | Atlantis Paradise Island, Nassau | ||
| Prowadzenie | Billy Bush, Claudia Jordan | ||
| Występy | Heidi Montag, Flo Rida, Kelly Rowland, David Guetta | ||
| Stacja telewizyjna | NBC, Telemundo, ZNS-TV | ||
| Liczba uczestników | 83 | ||
| Państwa wycofane | Antigua i Barbuda, Dania, Kazachstan, Sri Lanka, Trynidad i Tobago, Turks i Caicos | ||
| Państwa powracające | Bułgaria, Etiopia, Gujana, Islandia, Libia, Namibia, Rumunia, Szwecja, Zambia | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss Universe | Stefanía Fernández Wenezuela | ||
| I Wicemiss | Ada de la Cruz Dominikana | ||
| II Wicemiss | Marigona Dragusha Kosowo | ||
| III Wicemiss | Rachael Finch Australia | ||
| IV Wicemiss | Mayra Matos Portoryko | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss Universe 2009 – 58. wybory Miss Universe. Gala finałowa odbyła się 23 sierpnia 2009 w Atlantis Paradise Island w Nassau, Wyspy Bahama. Miss Universe została reprezentantka Wenezueli Stefanía Fernández[1].
Reprezentantką Polski była Angelika Jakubowska[2].
Państwa i terytoria zależne uczestniczące w Miss Universe 2009
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Universe 2009 | Wenezuela – Stefanía Fernández |
| I Wicemiss | Dominikana – Ada de la Cruz |
| II Wicemiss | Kosowo – Marigona Dragusha |
| III Wicemiss | Australia – Rachael Finch |
| IV Wicemiss | Portoryko – Mayra Matos |
| Top 10 |
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| Top 15 |
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Nagrody specjalne
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Koleżeńskości |  Chiny – Wang Jingyao |
| Miss Fotogeniczności |  Tajlandia – Chutima Durongdej |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Panama – Diana Broce |
Lista uczestniczek
Albania – Hasna Xhukiçi
Angola – Nelsa Alves
Argentyna – Johanna Lasic
Aruba – Dianne Croes
Australia – Rachael Finch
Bahamy – Kiara Sherman
Belgia – Zeynep Sever
Boliwia – Dominique Peltier
Brazylia – Larissa Costa
Bułgaria – Elitsa Lubenova
Kanada – Mariana Valente
Kajmany – Nicosia Lawson
Chiny – Wang Jingyao
Kolumbia – Michelle Rouillard
Kostaryka – Jessica Umaña
Chorwacja – Sarah Ćosić
Curaçao – Angenie Simon
Cypr – Kielia Giasemidou
Czechy – Iveta Lutovská
Dominikana – Ada de la Cruz
Ekwador – Sandra Vinces
Egipt – Elham Wagdi
Salwador – Mayella Mena
Estonia – Diana Arno
Etiopia – Melat Yante
Finlandia – Essi Pöysti
Francja – Chloé Mortaud
Gruzja – Lika Ordzhonikidze
Niemcy – Martina Lee
Ghana – Jennifer Koranteng
Wielka Brytania – Clair Cooper
Grecja – Viviana Kampanile-Zagorianakou
Guam – Racine Manley
Gwatemala – Lourdes Figueroa
Gujana – Jenel Cox
Honduras – Bélgica Suárez
Węgry – Zsuzsa Budai
Islandia – Ingibjörg Ragnheiður Egilsdóttir
Indie – Ekta Choudhry
Indonezja – Zivanna Letisha Siregar
Irlandia – Diana Donnelly
Izrael – Yulia Liubianitzki
Włochy – Laura Valenti
Jamajka – Carolyn Yapp
Japonia – Emiri Miyasaka
Korea Południowa – Ree Na
Kosowo – Marigona Dragusha
Liban – Martine Andraos
Malezja – JoannaBelle Ng
Mauritius – Anaïs Veerapatren
Meksyk – Karla Carrillo
Czarnogóra – Anja Jovanović
Namibia – Happie Ntelamo
Holandia – Avalon-Chanel Weyzig
Nowa Zelandia – Katie Taylor
Nikaragua – Indiana Sánchez
Nigeria – Sandra Otohwo
Norwegia – Eli Landa
Panama – Diana Broce
Paragwaj – Mareike Baumgarten
Peru – Karen Schwarz
Filipiny – Pamela Bianca Manalo
Polska – Angelika Jakubowska
Portoryko – Mayra Matos
Rumunia – Elena Bianca Constantin
Rosja – Sofia Rudiewa
Serbia – Dragana Atlija
Singapur – Rachel Kum
Słowacja – Denisa Mendrejová
Słowenia – Mirela Korač
Południowa Afryka – Tatum Keshwar
Hiszpania – Estíbaliz Pereira
Szwecja – Renate Cerljen
Szwajcaria – Whitney Toyloy
Tanzania – Illuminata James
Tajlandia – Chutima Durongdej
Turcja – Senem Kuyucuoğlu
Ukraina – Kristina Kots-Gotlib
Urugwaj – Cintia Dottone
Stany Zjednoczone – Kristen Dalton
Wenezuela – Stefanía Fernández
Wietnam – Võ Hoàng Yến
Zambia – Andella Chileshe Matthews
Państwa, które nie startowały
Antigua i Barbuda (?)
Dania (?)
Kazachstan (Olga Nikitina - brak sponsoringu)
Mariany Północne (Sorene Maratita - brak sponsoringu)
Sri Lanka (Faith Landers - nie brała udziału pomimo zgłoszenia przybycia)
Saint Vincent i Grenadyny (Ronique Dellimore - nie brała udziału pomimo zgłoszenia przybycia)
Trynidad i Tobago (brak kandydatki z Trynidadu oraz brak sponsoringu)
Turks i Caicos (Jewel Selver - wycofała się z powodu dolegliwości chorobowych)
Transmisje w TV
Miss Universe '09 transmitowały następujące stacje telewizyjne:
- Argentyna: TNT Latin America
- Belgia: Star! Benelux
- Boliwia: Unitel
- Brazylia: Rede Bandeirantes i TNT
Chile: TNT Latin America- Kolumbia: Caracol i TNT
- Kostaryka: Teletica
- Dominikana: Telemundo i Color Vision
- Ekwador: Gamavisión
- Egipt: Melody Screen
- Salwador: TCS
- Estonia: Star! Baltics
- Finlandia: Star! Scandinavia i MTV3
- Grecja: ANT1
Hongkong: STAR World- Islandia: Star! Scandinavia
- Indonezja: Indosiar
- Izrael: Arutz 2
- Liban: LBC (kanał telewizyjny) i MBC3
- Malezja: STAR World
- Meksyk: Televisa i TNT
- Holandia: Star! Benelux
- Nikaragua: Televicentro
- Norwegia: Star! Scandinavia and TV2
- Panama: Telemetro
- Peru: ATV
- Filipiny: ABS-CBN, Studio 23, Velvet
- Portoryko: Telemundo
- Szwecja: Star! Scandinavia
- Tajlandia: Channel 7
- Turcja: K1
- Stany Zjednoczone: NBC
- Wenezuela: Venevisión i TNT
- Wietnam: HTV7 i STAR World
Przypisy
- ↑ Miss Universe 2009, cbsnews.com, [dostęp 2021-08-22].
- ↑ SONDA: Czy Angelika Jakubowska ma szansę zostać Miss Universe 2009? - Papilot.pl, www.papilot.pl [dostęp 2017-11-25] (pol.).
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