| year
|
place
|
winner
|
2nd place
|
3rd place
|
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1999 / 2000
|
Pamplona |
Nigel Short ( England ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), Zoltán Almási ( Hungary ) |
|
|
Hastings |
Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ) |
Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Jonathan Speelman ( England ) |
|
| 2000 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Wladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
|
|
Linares |
Garri Kasparov ( Russia ), Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
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Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Alexander Chalifman ( Russia ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain )
|
|
Bali |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Alexander Chalifman ( Russia ), Anatoli Karpov ( Russia ) |
|
|
eat |
Wadim Svjaginzew ( Russia ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Klaus Bischoff ( Germany ) |
|
|
|
Lviv |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Michał Krasenkow ( Poland ) |
Alexander Beliavsky ( Slovenia )
|
|
Sarajevo |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Michael Adams ( England ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain ) |
|
|
Malmo |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Jan Timman ( Netherlands ) |
Ulf Andersson ( Sweden )
|
|
Mérida (Mexico) |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Gilberto Hernández ( Mexico )
|
|
Saint-Vincent (European Championship) |
Pawel Tregubow ( Russia ), Alexei Alexandrow ( Belarus ), Tomasz Markowski ( Poland ), Andrei Charlow ( Russia ), |
|
|
|
Dortmund |
Wladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
|
Michael Adams ( England ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Wladimir Akopjan ( Armenia )
|
|
Biel |
Peter Swidler ( Russia ) |
Loek van Wely ( Netherlands ), Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ) |
|
|
Montecatini Terme |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Yevgeny Bareev ( Russia ) |
Zurab Asmaiparashvili ( Georgia )
|
|
Shenyang |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Yevgeny Bareev ( Russia ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), Gilberto Milos ( Brazil )
|
|
Polanica-Zdrój |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Loek van Wely ( Netherlands ) |
|
|
Buenos Aires |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
|
Nigel Short ( England )
|
|
New Delhi / Tehran (FIDE World Cup) (knockout system) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Michael Adams ( England ), Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia )
|
|
Hoogeveen |
Alexander Chalifman ( Russia ) |
Jan Timman ( Netherlands ) |
Alexander Galkin ( Russia )
|
| 2001 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine )
|
|
Linares |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Anatoli Karpow ( Russia ), Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ) |
|
|
St. Petersburg |
Konstantin Sakajew ( Russia ) |
Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland ), Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ) |
|
|
Enghien-les-Bains |
Vladimir Akopjan ( Armenia ) |
Joël Lautier ( France ) |
Evgeni Barejew ( Russia ), Étienne Bacrot ( France ), Loek van Wely The Netherlands
|
|
Dos Hermanas |
Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Ilia Smirin ( Israel ) |
|
Zoltán Almási ( Hungary ), Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain ), Miguel Illescas Córdoba ( Spain ), Surab Asmaiparaschwili ( Georgia )
|
|
Poikowski |
Viorel Bologan ( Moldova ) |
Smbat Lputjan ( Armenia ), Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ) |
|
|
eat |
Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ) |
Christopher Lutz ( Germany ), Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ) |
|
|
Sarajevo |
Kiril Georgiev ( Bulgaria ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Ilia Smirin ( Israel ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia )
|
|
Mérida (Mexico) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Nigel Short England
|
Alexander Chalifman ( Russia )
|
|
Astana |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel )
|
|
Ohrid (European Championship) |
Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Zurab Asmaiparashvili ( Georgia )
|
|
Portorož |
Alexander Beliavsky ( Slovenia ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
Andrij Wolokitin ( Ukraine )
|
|
Shanghai |
Michał Krasenkow ( Poland ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ), Ye Jiangchuan ( People's Republic of China ) |
|
|
|
Dortmund |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
|
Péter Lékó ( Hungary )
|
|
Biel |
Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland ) |
Peter Swidler ( Russia ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel )
|
|
Buenos Aires |
Anatoly Karpov ( Russia ) |
Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ) |
|
|
Kramatorsk |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Alexei Alexandrov ( Belarus ) |
Wolodymyr Baklan ( Ukraine ), Jaan Ehlvest ( Estonia )
|
|
Hoogeveen |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ), Loek van Wely ( Netherlands ) |
|
Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland )
|
|
Moscow (FIDE World Cup) (KO system) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Peter Swidler ( Russia )
|
|
2001 / 2002
|
Pamplona |
Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ), Zoltán Almási ( Hungary ), Ulf Andersson ( Sweden ) |
|
| 2002 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Yevgeny Bareev ( Russia ) |
Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ) |
Michael Adams ( England ), Alexander Morosewitsch ( Russia )
|
|
Cannes |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
|
Evgeni Barejew ( Russia ), Étienne Bacrot ( France ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Anatoli Karpow ( Russia ), Peter Swidler ( Russia )
|
|
Linares |
Garry Kasparov ( Russia ) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Wassyl Iwantschuk ( Ukraine ), Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Michael Adams ( England )
|
|
eat |
Vadim Svyagintsev ( Russia ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
Christopher Lutz ( Germany ), Michał Krasenkow ( Poland )
|
|
Sarajevo |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ) |
Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Ilia Smirin ( Israel ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Batumi (European Championship) |
Bartłomiej Macieja ( Poland ) |
Michail Gurewitsch ( Belgium ) |
Sergei Volkov ( Russia )
|
|
Dortmund (Braingames Candidates Tournament ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Jewgeni Barejew ( Russia )
|
|
Biel |
Ilia Smirin ( Israel ) |
Vladislav Tkachiev ( France ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ) |
|
|
Hyderabad (India) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ) |
Alexander Beliavsky ( Slovenia ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia )
|
|
Hoogeveen |
Péter Ács ( Hungary ) |
Alexander Chalifman ( Russia ), Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
|
|
Pamplona |
Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
|
Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain )
|
| 2003 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Yevgeny Bareev ( Russia )
|
|
Bermuda |
Giovanni Vescovi ( Brazil ) |
Peter Swidler ( Russia ) |
Tomasz Markowski ( Poland )
|
|
Reykjavík |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Bartłomiej Macieja ( Poland ), Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland ) |
|
|
Linares |
Wladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
|
Garri Kasparov ( Russia ), Viswanathan Anand ( India )
|
|
Moscow |
Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ), Alexei Alexandrow ( Belarus ), Aljaksej Fjodarau ( Belarus ), Peter Swidler ( Russia ) |
|
|
|
Dos Hermanas |
Alexander Rustemow ( Russia ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ) |
|
Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain ), Alexander Chalifman ( Russia )
|
|
Istanbul (European Championship) |
Zurab Asmaiparashvili ( Georgia ) |
Vladimir Malachow ( Russia ) |
Alexander Graf ( Germany )
|
|
Budapest |
Nigel Short ( England ) |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary )
|
|
Poikowski |
Peter Swidler ( Russia ), Joël Lautier ( France ) |
|
Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ), Vadim Svjaginzew ( Russia )
|
|
Sarajevo |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ) |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ) |
|
|
Esbjerg |
Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Luke McShane ( England ), Krishnan Sasikiran ( India ) |
|
|
|
Enghien-les-Bains |
Yevgeny Bareev ( Russia ) |
Michael Adams ( England ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel )
|
|
Biel |
Alexander Morozevich ( Russia ) |
Joël Lautier ( France ), Ilia Smirin ( Israel ) |
|
|
Dortmund |
Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
Wladimir Kramnik ( Russia ), Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
|
|
Skanderborg |
Peter Heine Nielsen ( Denmark ), Darmen Sadwakasow ( Kazakhstan ), Nigel Short ( England ), Curt Hansen ( Denmark ) |
|
|
|
Hoogeveen |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ) |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ), Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
|
|
Selfoss |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ), Predrag Nikolić ( Bosnia and Herzegovina ) |
|
Vladimir Malachow ( Russia )
|
|
Belfort |
Michail Gurewitsch ( Belgium ) |
Laurent Fressinet ( France ) |
Christian Bauer ( France )
|
|
Pamplona |
Miguel Illescas Córdoba ( Spain ), Luke McShane ( England ), Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ) |
|
|
| 2004 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Michael Adams ( England ) |
|
|
Bermuda |
Giovanni Vescovi ( Brazil ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia )
|
|
Moscow |
Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ), Rafael Vaganian ( Armenia ), Valeri Filippow ( Russia ) |
|
|
|
Linares |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Garri Kasparow ( Russia ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
|
|
Poikowski |
Peter Swidler ( Russia ), Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ) |
|
Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ), Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands )
|
|
Paks |
Viktor Kortschnoi ( Switzerland ) |
Ferenc Berkes ( Hungary ) |
Alexander Beliavsky ( Slovenia )
|
|
Antalya (European Championship) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Predrag Nikolić ( Bosnia and Herzegovina ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia )
|
|
Sarajevo |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova )
|
|
Taiyuan |
Nigel Short ( England ) |
Ni Hua ( People's Republic of China ) |
Joël Lautier ( France ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia )
|
|
Tripoli (FIDE World Cup) (KO system) |
Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ) |
Michael Adams ( England ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Biel |
Alexander Morozevich ( Russia ) |
Krishnan Sasikiran ( India ) |
Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Yannick Pelletier ( Switzerland ), Étienne Bacrot ( France )
|
|
Dortmund |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Peter Swidler ( Russia )
|
|
Pune |
Rustam Kasimjanov ( Uzbekistan ), Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu ( Romania ) |
|
P. Harikrishna ( India )
|
|
Hoogeveen |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ) |
Nigel Short ( England ) |
Daniël Stellwagen ( Netherlands )
|
|
Ashdod |
Ilia Smirin ( Israel ), Eduardas Rozentalis ( Lithuania ), Boris Awruch ( Israel ), Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
|
|
|
Yucatán (KO system) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Alexander Graf ( Germany ) |
Neuris Delgado Ramírez ( Cuba ), Yuniesky Quesada Pérez ( Cuba )
|
|
Pamplona |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
Serhij Karjakin ( Ukraine ) |
Lázaro Bruzón ( Cuba )
|
|
2004 / 2005
|
Drammen |
Alexei Schirow ( Spain ), Peter Heine Nielsen ( Denmark ) |
|
Luke McShane ( England )
|
| 2005 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria )
|
|
Bermuda |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), P. Harikrishna ( India ) |
|
Leinier Domínguez ( Cuba ), Andrei Wolokitin ( Ukraine )
|
|
Moscow |
Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ), Andrei Charlow ( Russia ), Wassyl Iwantschuk ( Ukraine ), Vladimir Akopjan ( Armenia ), Alexander Motyljow ( Russia ) |
|
|
|
Linares |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ), Garry Kasparow ( Russia ) |
|
Viswanathan Anand ( India )
|
|
Poikowski |
Étienne Bacrot ( France ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
|
Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia )
|
|
Dos Hermanas |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ) |
Zurab Asmaiparaschwili ( Georgia ), Rubén Felgaer ( Argentina ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Alexander Rustemow ( Russia ) |
|
|
Havana |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Lázaro Bruzón ( Cuba ) |
Neuris Delgado Ramírez ( Cuba ), Leinier Domínguez ( Cuba )
|
|
Sofia |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Judit Polgár ( Hungary ), Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine )
|
|
Minneapolis |
Swiad Isoria ( Georgia ) |
Ilia Smirin ( Israel ), Gata Kamsky ( USA ), Alexander Beliavsky ( Slovenia ), P. Harikrishna ( India ), Jaan Ehlvest ( Estonia ), Evgeni Najer ( Russia ), Ildar Ibragimov ( USA ), Artur Jussupow ( Germany ), Leonid Judassin ( Israel ), Daniel Fridman ( Latvia ), |
|
|
Sarajevo |
Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ), Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ) |
|
Artjom Timofejew ( Russia )
|
|
Warsaw (European Championship) |
Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu ( Romania ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia )
|
|
Dortmund |
Arkadij Naiditsch ( Germany ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ), Étienne Bacrot ( France ), Loek van Wely ( Netherlands ), Pjotr Swidler ( Russia ) |
|
|
Stepanakert |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Ashot Anastasyan ( Armenia ) |
Hikaru Nakamura ( USA )
|
|
San Luis (Argentina) (FIDE World Championship) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Pjotr Swidler ( Russia ) |
|
|
Khanty-Mansiysk (FIDE World Cup) (KO system) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Étienne Bacrot ( France )
|
|
Mérida (Mexico) |
Lázaro Bruzón ( Cuba ) |
Michał Krasenkow ( Poland ) |
Nikola Mitkov ( Macedonia ), Frank de la Paz ( Cuba )
|
|
2005 / 2006
|
Pamplona |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
P. Harikrishna ( India ), Iwan Tscheparinow ( Bulgaria ) |
|
| 2006 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Michael Adams ( England ), Wassyl Iwantschuk ( Ukraine )
|
|
Gibraltar |
Kiril Georgiev ( Macedonia ) |
Nigel Short ( England ) |
Emil Sutovsky ( Israel )
|
|
Cuernavaca |
Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain ) |
|
Hikaru Nakamura ( USA )
|
|
Morelia / Linares
|
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ) |
|
|
Poikowski |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Vadim Svjaginzew ( Russia ), Alexei Drejew ( Russia ), Evgeni Barejew ( Russia ) |
|
|
Kuşadası (European Championship) |
Zdenko Kožul ( Croatia ) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Kiril Georgiev ( Bulgaria )
|
|
Sofia |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Gata Kamsky ( USA ) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India )
|
|
Dortmund |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Pyotr Swidler ( Russia ) |
Michael Adams ( England )
|
|
Moscow ( Tal Memorial ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
|
| 2007 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Morelia / Linares
|
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Alexander Morosewitsch ( Russia ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
|
|
M-Tel Masters , Sofia
|
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Krishnan Sasikiran ( India ) |
Şəhriyar Məmmədyarov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Dortmund |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Yevgeny Alexejew ( Russia ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary )
|
|
Sarajevo |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
Borki Predojević ( Bosnia and Herzegovina ) |
Ivan Sokolov ( Netherlands ), Alexander Morozevich ( Russia )
|
|
Poikowski |
Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia ) |
Alexander Onischuk ( USA ), Evgeni Alexejew ( Russia ), Viktor Bologan ( Moldova ) |
|
|
Foros |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Serhij Karjakin ( Ukraine ) |
Alexander Onischuk ( USA ), Pjotr Swidler ( Russia ), Loek van Wely ( Netherlands ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain )
|
|
Dresden (European Championship) |
Vladislav Tkachiev ( France ) |
Emil Sutovsky ( Israel ) |
Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia )
|
|
Vitoria-Gasteiz |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu ( Romania ), Judit Polgár ( Hungary )
|
|
Carlsbad |
Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
|
Vladimir Akopjan ( Armenia ), David Navara ( Czech Republic )
|
|
Biel |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
Alexander Onischuk ( USA ) |
Yannick Pelletier ( Switzerland ), Judit Polgár ( Hungary ), Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Mexico City (World Cup) |
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel )
|
|
Moscow ( Tal Memorial ) |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ), Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia ), Péter Lékó ( Hungary )
|
|
Khanty-Mansiysk (FIDE World Cup) (KO system) |
Gata Kamsky ( USA ) |
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ), Serhij Karjakin ( Ukraine )
|
|
2007 / 2008
|
Pamplona |
Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain ) |
Wang Yue ( China ), Baadur Jobawa ( Georgia ) |
|
|
Reggio nell'Emilia |
Zoltán Almási ( Hungary ) |
Vüqar Həşimov ( Azerbaijan ), Ni Hua ( China ), P. Harikrishna ( India ) |
|
| 2008 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
|
Viswanathan Anand ( India ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Morelia / Linares
|
Viswanathan Anand ( India ) |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ), Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria )
|
|
Plovdiv (European Championship) |
Sergey Tiviakov ( Netherlands ) |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
Sergei Volkov ( Russia )
|
|
Baku (FIDE Grand Prix) |
Vüqar Həşimov ( Azerbaijan ), Wang Yue ( China ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
|
|
|
Sarajevo |
Alexander Morozevich ( Russia ) |
Leinier Domínguez ( Cuba ) |
Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia )
|
|
Foros |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Serhij Karjakin ( Ukraine ), Pawel Eljanow ( Ukraine )
|
|
Dortmund |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ) |
Wassyl Iwantschuk ( Ukraine ), Şəhriyar Məmmədyarov ( Azerbaijan ), Jan Nepomnjaschtschi ( Russia ), Jan Gustafsson ( Germany ) |
|
|
Sochi (FIDE Grand Prix) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ) |
Wang Yue ( China )
|
|
M-Tel Masters , Sofia
|
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan )
|
|
Biel |
Yevgeny Alexejew ( Russia ) |
Leinier Domínguez ( Cuba ) |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway )
|
|
Poikowski |
Sergei Rublewski ( Russia ), Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia ), Vüqar Həşimov ( Azerbaijan ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain ) |
|
|
|
Moscow ( Tal Memorial ) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Alexander Morosewitsch ( Russia ), Boris Gelfand ( Israel ), Ruslan Ponomarjow ( Ukraine ), Wladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
|
|
Bilbao |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ), Wassyl Iwantschuk ( Ukraine ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
|
|
Elista (FIDE Grand Prix) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ), Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia ), Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ) |
|
|
|
Nanjing |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Bu Xiangzhi ( China )
|
|
2008 / 2009
|
Pamplona |
Krishnan Sasikiran ( India ) |
Vladimir Malachow ( Russia ), Francisco Vallejo Pons ( Spain ) |
|
| 2009 |
Wijk aan Zee |
Serhij Karjakin ( Ukraine ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ), Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ), Sergej Movsesjan ( Slovakia ) |
|
|
Linares |
Alexander Grishchuk ( Russia ) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Magnus Carlsen ( Norway )
|
|
Budva (European Championship) |
Yevgeny Tomaschewski ( Russia ) |
Vladimir Malachow ( Russia ) |
Baadur Jobava ( Georgia )
|
|
Nalchik (FIDE Grand Prix) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Vladimir Akopjan ( Armenia ) |
|
|
Sarajevo |
Pavel Eljanow ( Ukraine ) |
Wang Hao ( China ), Borki Predojević ( Bosnia and Herzegovina ) |
|
|
M-Tel Masters , Sofia
|
Alexei Shirov ( Spain ) |
Wesselin Topalow ( Bulgaria ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ) |
|
|
Poikowski |
Alexander Motyljow ( Russia ) |
Vüqar Həşimov ( Azerbaijan ) |
Ernesto Inarkiew ( Russia ), Emil Sutovsky ( Israel )
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Bazna |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
Teymur Rəcəbov ( Azerbaijan ), Alexei Schirow ( Spain )
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Dortmund |
Vladimir Kramnik ( Russia ) |
Péter Lékó ( Hungary ), Magnus Carlsen ( Norway ), Dmitri Jakowenko ( Russia ) |
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San Sebastian |
Hikaru Nakamura ( USA ) |
Ruslan Ponomarev ( Ukraine ) |
Pyotr Swidler ( Russia )
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Biel |
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave ( France ) |
Alexander Morozewitsch ( Russia ), Wassyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
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Jermuk (FIDE Grand Prix) |
Vasyl Ivanchuk ( Ukraine ) |
Levon Aronjan ( Armenia ), Boris Gelfand ( Israel ) |
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