31/05/2019 – Ian Nepomniachtchi se adjudicó el primer torneo del Grand Prix FIDE terminado anteayer en Moscú. Se impuso a Alexander Grischuk en la segunda partida de desempate y se coronó campeón del torneo. Sin embargo, al final lo que importará será el marcador final absoluta en la clasificación de los cuatro torneos del Grand Prix FIDE, cuyos dos mejores jugadores clasificados recibirán el derecho de participar en el Torneo de Candidatos en 2020, que determinará al retador del Campeón del Mundo. El próximo torneo del Grand Prix se disputará en Riga (Letonia) a partir del 11 de julio. | Foto: Niki Riga / World Chess
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Al final de los torneos del Grand Prix FIDE (cuatro en total), la clasificación absoluta será el factor decisivo porque los dos mejores clasificados recibirán el drecho de participar en el Torneo de Candidato que determinará al retador del Campeón del Mundo el año que viene.
La clasificación actual del Grand Prix FIDE
Jugador
Puntos
Bonus
Total
Ian Nepomniachtchi
8
1
9
Alexander Grischuk
5
2
7
Radoslaw Wojtaszek
3
2
5
Hikaru Nakamura
3
0
3
Peter Svidler
1
1
2
Wei Yi
1
1
2
Daniil Dubov
1
1
2
Wesley So
1
0
1
El jugador ruso de hockey, Alexander Ovechkin realizó el saque de honor | Foto: Niki Riga / World Chess
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La prensa aconsando al campeón| Foto: Niki Riga / World Chess
El próximo torneo de la serie de torneos del Grand Prix FIDE tendrá lugar en Riga (Letonia) a partir del 11 de julio próximo. Igualmente se disputará con el formato de torneo eliminatorio con participantes.
Los comentarios de la final a cargo de GM Evgeny Miroshnichenko y GM Daniil Yuffa
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Los participantes
Los participantes del torneo "Grand Prix de Moscú" en el orden de sus valoraciones Elo:
Anish Giri (2787, Holanda)
Shakhriyar Mamedyarov (2781, Azerbaiyán)
Ian Nepomniachtchi (2773, Rusia)
Alexander Grischuk (2772, Rusia)
Levon Aronian (2762, Armenia)
Hikaru Nakamura (2761, EE. UU.)
Teimour Radjabov (2759, Azerbaiyán)
Wesley So (2754, EE. UU:)
Sergej Karjakin (2752, Rusia)
Peter Svidler (2739, Rusia)
Wei Yi (2736, China)
Nikita Vitiugov (2734, Rusia)
Jan-Krzysztof Duda (2728, Polonia)
Radoslaw Wojtaszek (2724, Polonia)
Dmitry Jakovenko (2708, Rusia)
Daniil Dubov (2690, Rusia)
Programa
Las partidas comenzarán a las 14:00 CEST (15:00 hora de Moscú). El día 26 de mayo es día de descanso. Habrá retransmisiones de las partidas también en la web oficial en worldchess.com.
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