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I found no 2026 entry with "Wicked" in its name. The archive lists the 2026 championship in Prague (20–25 October 2026) as final. The only other matches for "wicked" are from earlier years: "Rest For The Wicked" (Canada, Trios Adults, 2023, place 24) and a 2010 Germany group entry, "The Art Act & Tap Dancer Junior Smallgroup" (Groups Juniors, place 6). The search matches text only, so if you meant a different spelling or a dancer's name, let me know.

• 2026 championship
• Rest For The Wicked, Trios Adults 2023
• Groups Juniors 2010

The archive lists the 2026 championship in Prague (20–25 October 2026) as final. Czechia leads with 16 medals, followed by Mexico and the United States (tied on 15). The top 10 are below; all 23 countries are on the 2026 medal table.

Tobias Kosir has 17 medals in the archive: 8 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze. These include his 2026 duo gold with Agata Zelinkova. The name matches text only, so the archive cannot confirm this is one identical person.

Source: Tobias Kosir on TapWorldChamps

The archive doesn't record the names of the dances, only the placings. Here are the top 8 in the Children's Female Solo category at the 2026 championship (the latest edition):

Source: 2026 Children's Solos female

If you meant a different year, tell me which one and I'll look it up.

The 2026 championship in Prague (20–25 October) is recorded as final. Czechia leads with 16 medals (5 gold, 4 silver, 7 bronze), and Mexico and the United States tie for second with 15 each.

Full table: TapWorldChamps 2026 medals

Excluding the Junior 2 and Adults 2 categories, 2026 has 54 medals across 18 categories. The top three are USA (13), then Czechia and Mexico tied on 11.

I calculated this from the category medalists, so it is my tally rather than a published figure. The excluded categories are Solos female, Solos male and Duos Junior 2, plus Groups Adults 2 and Formations Adults 2. Full results are on the 2026 championship page and the 2026 medal table.

Czechia won 5 gold medals at the 2026 championships in Prague:

Full medal table: tapworldchamps.com/medals?year=2026

United States won the most medals excluding the Junior 2 and Adults 2 categories, with 13 (5 gold, 5 silver, 3 bronze). I calculated this by removing the Junior 2 and Adults 2 medals from the 2026 medal table.

Medals were removed from the Junior 2 solos, duos and categories and the Adults 2 groups and formations.

In 2026, Czechia won the most medals in total, with 16 (5 gold, 4 silver, 7 bronze). The United States and Mexico tied for second with 15 each.

Source: 2026 medal table

The United States has won the most medals overall in the archive for 1991–2026, with 253 (99 gold, 91 silver, 63 bronze). Czechia is second with 194 and Switzerland third with 165.

Full table: tapworldchamps.com/medals?from=1991&to=2026

I found one dancer whose name contains "Tommaso": Tommaso Maria Parazzoli (Italy). The archive doesn't say whether you mean him, so tell me if you had someone else in mind.

The all-time medal count for 1991–2026, ranked by total medals, is below. Italy is 10th with 33 medals, and the next country, South Africa, is tied at 11th–12th with 25.

Source: TapWorldChamps medal table 1991–2026

The all-time top three by total medals (1991–2026) are the United States (253), Czechia (194) and Switzerland (165). The table ranks by total medals, and counts only World Championship categories.

Source: TapWorldChamps medal table 1991–2026

"Burn" (United States) took 2nd place in the Groups Juniors category at the 2026 championship in Prague, behind Her (Mexico) and ahead of Don't Go Yet (United Kingdom). The results are listed on the Groups Juniors 2026 page.

I'm not sure what you're looking for, but the exact name "Burn" appears once in the results: Burn, United States, silver in Groups Juniors at the 2026 championships (results).

Other entries that contain "Burn" are:

The history book also mentions "burn" only in a side story about tiles made by dancers for the 2014 anniversary in Riesa (book page 367).

If you meant something else, such as a specific dancer, a year, or a category, let me know.

The gold medal in Solos female Adults at 2025 went to Mackenzie Dandy of the United Kingdom. Silver went to Anastasiia Pavlishyna (Ukraine) and bronze to Madeline Scrase (South Africa).

Full results: Solos female Adults 2025

Andrea Myslivečková is a Prague-based tap dancer, teacher, choreographer, studio owner and international IDO judge. She founded Taneční Studio Andrea in 1990 and first competed at an IDO championship in Dresden in 1995, where she placed 8th. This comes from her own account in Michael Wendt's book (book p. 580).

Other points from her account and the archive:

• Competing: She says she started competing in 1993 and has not missed a Riesa championship since. She also danced in a duo the year after Dresden.
• Judging: She has been an international judge since 2007. The book lists "Mysliveckova Andrea, Czech Republic" among the official judges of a championship (book p. 401).
• Her son: Dominik Budlovský became world champion in kids male solos in 2006, which she calls the most amazing role in her career.
• Studio results: Her studio, "Ts Andrea Praha", placed 6th in the 2007 formations (book p. 194), 6th in the 2009 small groups (book p. 227) and 4th in the 2011 small groups (book p. 265).
• Kids formations and trios: She says her studio won kids formations with the choreography "LUDO", and that her daughter won gold in kids trios in 2012. I could not confirm these from the results tools.
• Students: She cites Tomáš Slavíček, who trained at the studio for 21 years.

The archive's dancer database has no soloist entry under her name, so her competition record is only partly documented here. The 1995 result and the 2012 trios gold rest on her own account in the book.

The 2006 Solos Female category was held at the Riesa championships (29 November – 2 December 2006, Germany) with 6 starts. Switzerland took gold and bronze. Source: the history book, so only the top placings are available.

Full results: Solos female 2006. Championship overview: 2006 Championships.

Kerstin Albrecht won 1 medal: a silver in Duos at the 1996 championships (with Oliver Bahle). She also placed 6th in the 1994 Solos & duos (mixed) category, which was not a medal.

Source: Kerstin Albrecht archive page

The archive has no entry under "Martin Fabrice". The closest match is Fabrice Martin (Switzerland), who won 4 world titles (gold medals in 1995, 1997, 1999 and 2000) and 2 silvers and 1 bronze across 7 starts. If you meant a different person, let me know. The results are on his dancer page.