Rusian GM Ian Nepomniachtchi is the winner of the 1st Grand Prix\u00a0 organized by\u00a0 FIDE to determine the new challenger for the World Title .\u00a0 Alexander Grischuk\u00a0 reached the final but did not make it at the tie breaks .Another three Grand Prix will follow\u00a0 expected to be highly interesting and entertaining ! The format of games changed to a\u00a0 knock out ,2 classical games followed by\u00a0 rapid +blitz<\/p>\n
Final Standings\u00a0 :<\/p>\n
Ian Nepomniachtchi :9<\/p>\n
Alexander Grischuk :7<\/p>\n
Radoslaw Wojtaszek: 5<\/p>\n
Hikaru Nakamura :3<\/p>\n
Peter Svidler\u00a0 Wei Yi Daniil Dubov : 2<\/p>\n
Wesley So :1<\/p>\n
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Rusian GM Ian Nepomniachtchi is the winner of the 1st Grand Prix\u00a0 organized by\u00a0 FIDE to determine the new challenger for the World Title .\u00a0 Alexander Grischuk\u00a0 reached the final but did not make it at the tie breaks .Another three Grand Prix will follow\u00a0 expected to be highly interesting and entertaining ! The format … Continue reading Moscow Grand Prix 2019<\/span>