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      Women’s Grand Prix 2011-2012

      FIDE, Women's Chess, Women's Grand Prix

      Women’s Grand-Prix 2011-2012
      Tuesday, 12 April 2011 14:08

      FIDE announces the Women’s Grand-Prix 2011-2012 which will give qualification to the Women’s World Championship match 2013. The schedule of the 6 events is the following:

      1-15 August 2011, Rostov RUSSIA

      8-22 September 2011, Shenzhen CHINA

      8-23 October 2011, Nalchik RUSSIA

      16-30 May 2012, Kazan RUSSIA

      16-30 June 2012, Jermuk ARMENIA

      16-30 November 2012, Istanbul TURKEY

      In total 18 players will participate, 10 qualifiers as per regulations (listed below) plus 6 nominees from the organisers of each tournament (to be announced) plus 2 nominees of the FIDE President (to be announced).

      The 10 qualifiers up to now are:

      01. Hou, Yifan (World Champion 2010)
      02. Ruan, Lufei (finalist world championship 2010)
      03. Koneru, Humpy (semi-finalist world championship 2010)
      04. Zhao, Xue (semi-finalist world championship 2010)
      05. Kosintseva, Tatiana (by rating 2566,00 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      06. Stefanova, Antoaneta (by rating 2553,00 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      07. Kosintseva, Nadezhda (by rating 2551,50 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      08. Muzychuk, Anna (by rating 2528,00 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      09. Lahno, Kateryna (by rating 2526,50 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      10. Cmilyte, Viktorija (by rating 2526,50 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)

      The 3 first reserves for any replacements needed:
      01. Dzagnidze, Nana (rating 2524,00 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      02. Cramling, Pia (rating 2516,50 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)
      03. Harika, Dronavalli (rating 2512,00 / Jul 2010 & Jan 2011)

      The full regulations of the Women’s Grand-Prix 2011-2012 are published here:
      http://www.fide.com/fide/handbook.html?id=43&view=category

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      5 Comments

      1. Anonymous Reply
        April 14, 2011 at 7:25 pm

        Wish the best to Tatiana Kosintseva!

      2. Anonymous Reply
        April 15, 2011 at 1:47 pm

        What about Kosteniuk?

      3. Anonymous Reply
        April 15, 2011 at 1:50 pm

        How come the self proclaimed chess queen Kosteniuk isn’t on this list? She’ll probably whine to FIDE to beg them to give her a spot in the final.

      4. Anonymous Reply
        April 15, 2011 at 2:39 pm

        Best wish to Kosintseva sisters!

      5. Anonymous Reply
        April 15, 2011 at 10:02 pm

        RUSSIA
        CHINA
        RUSSIA
        RUSSIA
        ARMENIA
        TURKEY

        he he he…

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