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Stunning losses by Karjakin and Carlsen in round 8

Round 8 resultsCARLSEN Magnus 0-1 WANG Hao TOPALOV Veselin ½ -½ ARONIAN Levon ANAND Viswanathan 1-0 HAMMER Jon Ludvig NAKAMURA Hikaru 1-0 RADJABOV Teimour SVIDLER Peter 1-0 KARJAKIN Sergey http://norwaychess.com Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

Carlsen wins again, pulls within 1/2 point of Karjakin

Round 6 results CARLSEN Magnus 1-0 RADJABOV Teimour TOPALOV Veselin ½ -½ WANG Hao ANAND Viswanathan ½ -½ KARJAKIN Sergey ARONIAN Levon 1-0 HAMMER Jon Ludvig NAKAMURA Hikaru ½ -½ SVIDLER Peter http://norwaychess.com Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

Karjakin still perfect after 3

Round 3 results ANAND Viswanathan 1-0 TOPALOV Veselin NAKAMURA Hikaru ½ -½ CARLSEN Magnus SVIDLER Peter ½ -½ ARONIAN Levon RADJABOV Teimour 1-0 HAMMER Jon Ludvig KARJAKIN Sergey 1-0 WANG Hao Official website: http://norwaychess.com Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

Karjakin perfect in Stavanger after 2

Round 2 results CARLSEN Magnus ½ – ½ ANAND Viswanathan TOPALOV Veselin ½ – ½ RADJABOV Teimour ARONIAN Levon 1 – 0 NAKAMURA Hikaru WANG Hao 1 – 0 SVIDLER Peter HAMMER Jon Ludvig 0 – 1 KARJAKIN Sergey http://norwaychess.com Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

3 white wins in Stavanger

The first super-tournament to ever take place in Norway has begun. Hikaru Nakamura, Peter Svidler and Sergey Karjakin won their games with the white pieces and are now the early leaders at this prestigious event. Both Magnus CarlsenShow More Summary

Karjakin, Nakamura, and Svidler strike first in Stavanger

Round 1 results Karjakin, Sergey - Radjabov, Teimour 1-0 Nakamura, Hikaru - Wang, Hao 1-0 Svidler, Peter - Hammer, Jon Ludvig 1-0 Anand, Viswanathan - Aronian, Levon ½-½ Carlsen, Magnus - Topalov, Veselin ½-½ Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

Carlsen vs Topalov, Anand vs Aronian in rd 1 at Stavanger

Round 1 CARLSEN Magnus vs TOPALOV Veselin ANAND Viswanathan vs ARONIAN Levon NAKAMURA Hikaru vs WANG Hao SVIDLER Peter vs HAMMER Jon Ludvig KARJAKIN Sergey vs RADJABOV Teimour Round by round pairings: http://norwaychess.com/en/program/parings-norway-chess-2013/ Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

"Lack of transparency"

FIDE's decision to choose Chennai lacks transparency: CarlsenPress Trust of India | Updated May 07, 2013 at 09:00am IST New Delhi: Magnus Carlsen has expressed "deep disappointment" at world chess governing body FIDE's decision to award...Show More Summary

Official statement by Magnus Carlsen

Official statement by Magnus Carlsen regarding the WCC in Chennai After qualifying for the World Championship match by winning the London Candidates I have been highly motivated for, and looking forward to the World Championship match against reigning champion V. Show More Summary

Chennai confirmed for World Championship Match - Not Paris

FIDE Presidential Board which is in progress at Baku, Azerbaijan, today confirmed Chennai as the venue for the World Chess Championship match between defending champion Viswanathan Anand and World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen from 06-26 November 2013. Show More Summary

Formal complaint by Norwegian Chess Federation regarding lack of bidding process for WC match

Dear Mr. Ilyumzhinov / Presidential board With reference to the discussion that for some time has been going on between FIDE and Magnus Carlsen’s representatives with regard to the venue for the upcoming FIDE World Championship Match, the Norwegian Chess Federation finds reasons to intervene in this dialogue with a formal letter to FIDE. Show More Summary

Norwegian Chess Federation protests about lack of bidding for WC match

Publisert 03.05.13 - 11:37, endret 03.05.13 - 11:37 (VG NETT) Av Ole Kristian Strøm (VG Nett) Norges sjakkforbund har sendt et klagebrev om prosessen som foreløpig har brakt Magnus Carlsens VM-kamp til India.Det internasjonale sjakkforbundet (FIDE) har skrevet kontrakt med indierne om at tittelmatchen skal gå i Visnawathan Anands hjemby Chennai. Show More Summary

Carlsen on Charlie Rose

The highest rated player in the world and next World Championship challenger Magnus Carlsen is making an impact on some mainstream media outlets. On Wednesday April 24th, he was interviewed by the legendary Charlie Rose in his evening show.The Norwegian has been sought after since his ascent to the top. Show More Summary

Anand does not care even if Kasparov is helping Carlsen

The reigning world chess champion Viswanathan Anand gave an interview for RIA Novosti correspondent Viktor Ivanov.Anand highlighted that Magnus Carlsen is a very strong player and his results speak for themselves. Anand also said that...Show More Summary

2013 FIDE Grand Prix (Switzerland)

The first in a series of FIDE Grand Prix events kicks off on April 17th in Zug, Switzerland with several of the top brass competing. The last cycle culminated in the Candidate’s Tournament ending with GM Magnus Carlsen earning the right to challenge World Champion Viswanathan Anand. That match will take place (tentatively) in Chennai, [...]

Magnus Carlsen on Time 100

This week TIME magazine published its annual list of “the 100 most influential people in the world,” and guess who was on it? Oh, I guess the title of this post gave it away. Magnus Carlsen made the list, and got a nice one-paragraph bio from Garry Kasparov, who wrote, “his intuitive style conserves the [...]

Team Carlsen unhappy about plans to hold the championship in India

Carlsen ‘surprised’ by his influence April 19, 2013 Norway’s Magnus Carlsen, who ranks as the best chess player in the world, said he was “surprised” but “quite proud” that he’d landed on an annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, as chosen by Time Magazine. Show More Summary

Mr Influential

Norwegian Carlsen Becomes One of the World’s 100 Most Influential People Norwegian chess player Magnus Carlsen (22) is named as one of the world’s 100 most influential people by Time Magazine. TIME presents its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world, from artists and leaders to pioneers, titans and icons. Show More Summary

Magnus Carlsen named among The 2013 TIME 100

Magnus Carlsen Chess wunderkind, 22 Written by Kasparov Chess history is best viewed through the game’s evolution: the Romantic Era of the 19th century, the Hypermodernism of the early 20th, the post–World War II dominance of the Soviet School. Show More Summary

Norway Super Tournament

May 7 - May 18 in the Stavanger region of Norway Vishy Anand Magnus Carlsen Levon Aronian Teimour Radjabov Sergey Karjakin Veselin Topalov Hikaru Nakamura Peter Svidler Wang Hao Jon Ludvig Hammer http://norwaychess.com/en/players/ Chess Daily News from Susan Polgar

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