Miss México 2018 was the second edition of the Miss México pageant, held at the Imperial Hall of Villa Toscana Eventos in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, on May 5, 2018.
Andrea Meza of Chihuahua crowned Vanessa Ponce of Mexico City as her successor at the end of the event. Ponce represented Mexico in Miss World 2018.
Results Placements Placement Contestant Miss México 2018 – Vanessa Ponce 1st Runner-Up – Minerva Luna 2nd Runner-Up – Diana Romero Top 5 – María Malo – Ivonne Hernández Top 10 – Paula Bernal – Karen Aguilar – Andrea Sáenz – Flora Magdaleno – Mónica Hernández Top 16 – Paola Gutiérrez – Grecia Esparza – Mariana González – Daniela Ochoa – Ely Martin – Alejandra Vargas
Special awards
AwardContestant 5K Race - Andrea Sáenz Best Social Work - Minerva Gopar History of Mexico Contest Winner - Vanessa Ponce de León Miss Congeniality - Priscila Viveros Miss Photogenic - Paula Bernal Most Beautiful Eyes - Minerva Luna Most Beautiful Smile - Diana Romero Personal Grooming - Xaviera Ayala
Challenges Beauty With a Purpose Final Result Candidate Winner - Vanessa Ponce de LeónTop 5 - Valeria Verdugo - Grecia Esparza - Minerva Gopar - Flora MagdalenoTop 11 - Karen Aguilar - Paola Gutiérrez - María Malo - Mayra Vásquez - Diana Romero - Ely Martin
Talent Final Result Candidate Winner - Mónica Hernández1st Runner-Up - Andrea González 2nd Runner-Up - Diana RomeroTop 12 - Karen Aguilar - Paola Gutiérrez - Grecia Esparza - Mavi Miranda - Ivonne Hernández - Sharon Mejía - Mayra Vásquez - Daniela Ochoa - Alejandra Vargas
Beach Beauty Final Result CandidateWinner - Lezly Diaz1st Runner-Up - Diana Romero 2nd Runner-Up - María Malo Top 12 - Paula Bernal - Grecia Esparza - Andrea Sáenz - Lizbeth Rodríguez - Giselle Núñez - Ivonne Hernández - Sharon Mejía - Minerva Luna - Alejandra Vargas
Top Model Final Result CandidateWinner - María Malo1st Runner-Up - Mavi Miranda2nd Runner-Up - Vanessa Ponce de LeónTop 5 - Paula Bernal - Grecia EsparzaTop 12 - Andrea Sáenz - Lezly Diaz - Minerva Luna - Fernanda Barbosa - Diana Romero - Daniela Ochoa - Alejandra Vargas
Sports Final Result Candidate Winner - Mónica Hernández 1st Runner-Up - Ivonne Hernández 2nd Runner-Up - Bárbara GallegosTop 8 - Karen Aguilar - Vanessa Ponce de León - Lezly Diaz - Andrea González - Sharon Mejía
Dances of México Final Result Candidate Top 6 - Karen Aguilar - Paola Gutiérrez - Giselle Núñez - Ivonne Hernández - Minerva Luna - Daniela Ochoa Top 12 - María Malo - Lezly Diaz - Andrea González - Sharon Mejía - Ely Martin - Bárbara Gallegos
Multimedia Final Result Candidate Winner - Flora Magdaleno
Judges Final Judges These are the members of the judges who evaluated the contestants during the finals:
Mariana Berumen - Miss World Mexico 2012 Daniela Álvarez - Miss World Mexico 2014 Alexander González - Image Advisor and International Speaker Duc Vincie - International Fashion Designer Nabani Matus - Aesthetic Surgeon Gerardo Murray - Vice-president of Brands, Marketing and Business Strategy of Intercontinental Hotels Group Heriberto Martínez - Connoisseur of beauty contests
Preliminary Judges These are the members of the preliminary judges, who chose the 16 semifinalists, after seeing the candidates in during private interview sessions and catwalk sessions in swimsuits and evening gowns:
Mariana Berumen - Miss World Mexico 2012 Daniela Álvarez - Miss World Mexico 2014 Alexander González - Image Advisor and International Speaker Duc Vincie - International Fashion Designer Nabani Matus - Aesthetic Surgeon Gerardo Murray - Vice-president of Brands, Marketing and Business Strategy of Intercontinental Hotels Group Heriberto Martínez - Connoisseur of beauty contests
Official Delegates State Candidate Age Height Hometown Paula Bernal Martinez 23 Aguascalientes Karen Aguilar García 25 Mexicali Valeria Castro Verdugo 23 Cabo San Lucas Paola Gutiérrez Guerrero 19 Campeche City Grecia Esparza Nieto 18 Tapachula Yamil Andrea Sáenz Castillo 20 Cuauhtémoc Silvia Vanessa Ponce de León Sánchez 25 Mexico City Karla Gabriela Campbell Zetina 23 Saltillo Lizbeth Fernanda Rodríguez Álvarez 18 Villa de Álvarez Giselle Núñez Ochoa 23 Santiago Papasquiaro Maria Malo Juvera Raimond Kedilhac 21 Huixquilucan Angélica Hernández López 23 León Mavi Miranda Esparza 23 Cocula Priscila Viveros Estrada 21 Tezontepec de Aldama Lezly Viridiana Díaz Pérez 22 Guadalajara Ivonne Hernández Mendoza 24 Morelia Priscila Moreno Valverde 18 Cuautla Andrea González Gómez 22 Bahía de Banderas Mariana González Nava 22 Monterrey Minerva Gopar Santos 24 Ejutla de Crespo Sharon Mejía Cruz 21 Puebla Mayra Alejandra Vásquez Lara 23 Querétaro City Whitney Minerva Luna Correa 23 Tlaquepaque María Fernanda Barbosa Gutiérrez 24 San Luis Potosí Diana Romero Ortega 25 Mazatlán Daniela Ochoa Torres 20 Cajeme Flora Elena Magdaleno Campos 24 Paraíso Xaviera Ayala Castillo 23 Ciudad Madero Elizabeth "Ely" Ramírez Martin 25 Ixtenco Alejandra Vargas Lara 20 Poza Rica Mónica Fernanda Hernández Reynaga 23 Mérida Diana Bárbara Gallegos Torres 21 Zacatecas City
Notes Replacements - Ivonne Hernández was appointed to represent Michoacán after the original state titleholder, Daniela Frutos, resigned for personal reasons.
References
External links Official Website