08/03/2016 – Pascal Simon entrevistó a Peter Heine Nielsen cuando visitó ChessBase recientemente para grabar un nuevo DVD y le preguntó por sus previsiones con respecto al Torneo de Candidatos que determinará al retador de su pupilo Magnus Carlsen en el duelo por el título mundial, que se disputará en noviembre. Emparejamientos, detalles y vídeo con la entrevista...
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Recientemente Peter Heine Nielsen grabó un nuevo DVD de entrenamiento, sobre la Semieslava, que probablemente saldrá a la venta en mayo/junio.
Los detalles sobre el Torneo de Candidatos 2016
El Torneo de Candidatos es un torneo de ajedrez, organizado por la FIDE desde el año 1950 con el fin de determinar cuál jugador será el retador oficial de cada campeón mundial de ajedrez. Así, el ganador del "Torneo de Candidatos" será quien tenga el derecho de desafiar al campeón vigente a un duelo para disputar el título mundial, a celebrar en Nueva York (EE.UU.) en noviembre.
En el Torneo de Candidatos de este año participarán 8 jugadores, entre ellos los seis de los diez mejores jugadores del mundo según el escalofón FIDE, representado a 6 países:
Sergey Karjakin (Rusia)
Peter Svidler (Rusia)
Hikaru Nakamura (EE.UU.)
Fabiano Caruana (EE.UU.)
Viswanathan Anand (India)
Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria)
Levon Aronian (Armenia)
Anish Giri (Holanda)
Según las reglas de la FIDE, los jugadores participantes deben incluir a:
Los dos mejores clasificados en el Grand Prix de la FIDE 2014-2015: Hikaru Nakamura y Fabiano Caruana (ambos de EE.UU.)
El ganador y el subcampeón de la Copa del Mundo 2015: Sergey Karjakin y Peter Svidler (ambos de Rusia)
El perdedor del último duelo por el título mundial: Vishy Anand (India)
Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria) y Anish Giri (Holanda) participarán por sus valoraciones Elo FIDE en 2015
Levon Aronian (Armenia) ha sido designado por los organizadores.
El control de tiempo será de 100 minutos para los primeros 40 movimientos, 50 minutos para los siguientes 20 movimientos y a continuación 15 minutos para el resto de la partida, con un incremento de 30 segundos por movimiento, desde el primero.
La bolsa de premios totaliza 450.000 dólares estadounidenses.
El 29 de marzo se llevará a cabo la ceremonia de clausura.
Pascal LautenschlägerEspecialista en multimedia: imágenes, audio y vídeo. Es uno de los viajeros más asiduos de los últimos tiempos y documenta muchos torneos importantes.
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