The World Memory
Championships is an organized competition of mental
sports in which competitors memorize as much
information as possible within a given period of time. The
Championship has taken place annually since 1991. The first
winner was Dominic O'Brien.
Venues
and Winners
| Year |
Venue |
Winner |
| 1991 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 1992 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 1994 |
London |
Jonathan
Hancock |
| 1995 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 1996 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 1997 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 1998 |
London |
Andi Bell |
| 1999 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 2000 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 2001 |
London |
Dominic
O'Brien |
| 2002 |
London |
Andi Bell |
| 2003 |
Kuala
Lumpur |
Andi Bell |
| 2004 |
Manchester |
Ben
Pridmore |
| 2005 |
Oxford |
Clemens
Mayer |
| 2006 |
London |
Clemens
Mayer |
| 2007 |
Bahrain |
Gunther
Karsten |
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