Senior World Chess Championship 1999

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Jānis Klovāns, senior world champion
Tamar Chmiadashvili, senior world champion

The 1999 Senior World Chess Championship was an international chess tournament that was held from November 7th to 20th, 1999 in the Haus des Gastes in Gladenbach .

The senior world championship in chess was organized by FIDE and the German Chess Federation. 192 men and women took part in the open world championship, which Jānis Klovāns won. The separate championship for 19 women was won by Tamar Chmiadashvili .

Final result of the open senior world championship

A total of 192 players took part.

Bagirov - Klovans (1999)
Boris Arkhangelsky (standing)
Uhlmann - Schestoperow (1999)
Katalymov - Fronczek (1999)
Rg Attendees Elo country Points
1 Klovāns, Jānis 2465 LatviaLatvia Latvia 9.0
2 Bagirov, Vladimir 2471 LatviaLatvia Latvia 8.5
3 Lein, Anatoli 2430 United StatesUnited States United States 8.5
4th Taimanow, Mark 2407 RussiaRussia Russia 8.5
5 Fronczek, Heinrich 2304 GermanyGermany Germany 8.0
6th Uhlmann, Wolfgang 2461 GermanyGermany Germany 8.0
7th Katalymov, Boris 2392 KazakhstanKazakhstan Kazakhstan 8.0
8th Shestoperov, Alexei 2417 RussiaRussia Russia 8.0
9 Roses, Willy 2276 GermanyGermany Germany 8.0
10 Baumgartner, Heinz 2278 AustriaAustria Austria 8.0
11 Shabanov, Yuri 2473 RussiaRussia Russia 8.0
12 Chasin, Abram 2415 RussiaRussia Russia 7.5
13 Arkhangelsky, Boris 2425 RussiaRussia Russia 7.5
14th Krueger, Erich 2264 GermanyGermany Germany 7.5

Final result of the World Championship for Women Seniors

A total of 19 players took part.

Rg Attendees Elo country Points
1 Kmiadashvili, Tamar 2182 Georgia 1990Georgia Georgia 9.0
2 Satulovskaya, Tatiana 2183 RussiaRussia Russia 8.5
3 Sorokina, Tamara 2186 RussiaRussia Russia 8.0
4th Gumilevskaja, Galina 2145 GermanyGermany Germany 8.0
5 Erenska-Radzewska, Hanna 2229 PolandPoland Poland 7.5
6th Ankerst, Milka 2131 GermanyGermany Germany 7.0
Nana Alexandria

Nana Alexandria

A small mishap happened when I was invited to the Senior World Championship. Due to the imprecise invitation, it was not clear to some travelers that they had to have reached the minimum age on January 1st. Like Nana Alexandria , for example , who only turned fifty in the spring of 1999. There were tears. A solution to the problem was found by offering her to explain interesting games to the Gladbachers, so that she had not come for free.

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Individual evidence

  1. Willy Icklicki: FIDE Golden book 1924–2002. Euroadria, Slovenia, 2002, p. 66

Web links

Commons : Pictures for the 9th Senior World Championship, Gladenbach 1999  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files