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    VASILY IVANCHUK, WINNER OF 5TH STAGE FIDE GRAND PRIX TOURNAMENT IN JERMUK

    PanARMENIAN.Net
    24.08.2009 10:58 GMT+04:00

    /PanARMENIAN.Net/ 5th stage of the FIDE Grand Prix completed on August
    23, the 80th birth anniversary of 9-th World Champion Tigran Petrosian
    in the Armenian resort town of Jermuk. After 13 rounds Ukrainian
    grandmaster Vasily Ivanchuk became the winner of the tournament,
    collecting 8.5 points. 2nd and 3rd places with 8 points were shared
    by Armenian grandmaster Levon Aronian and the Israeli Boris Gelfand.

    Before the final 13th round Peter Leko and Vassily Ivanchuk were
    leading with 7,5 points. Aronian with Kasimjanov, Alekseev and Gelfand
    lagged behind the leaders by the half point. But Leko in the final
    round was defeated, yielding to Gelfand, and sharing the 4-6 places
    of the tournament table with Kasimjanov and Alekseev.

    In contrast to the Hungarian chess player, Vasily Ivanchuk did not
    miss his chance, and with Black had a triumph over Vladimir Akopyan,
    securing the first place in 5th stage.

    Aronian, in turn, defeated the Russians Ernesto Inarkiev, breaking
    the resistance of an opponent at 57the move.

    Parties of the 13th tour: Boris Gelfand - Peter Leko - 1:0 Pavel
    Eljanov - Rustam Kasimjanov - 0,5:0,5 Sergey Karyakin - Gata Kamsky -
    0,5:0,5 Etienne Bacrot - Ivan Cheparinov - 0,5:0,5 Dmitry Yakovenko
    - Evgeny Alekseev - 0,5:0,5 Vladimir Akopian - Vassily Ivanchuk -
    0:1 Levon Aronian - Ernesto Inarkiev - 1:0 Final standings: 1. Vasily
    Ivanchuk (Ukraine) - 8,5 points 2. Levon Aronian (Armenia) - 8 3. Bois
    Gelfand (Israel) - 8 4. Evgeny Alekseev (Russia) - 7,5 5. Rustam
    Kasimjanov (Uzbekistan) - 7,5 6. Peter Leko (Hungary) - 7,5 7. Sergey
    Karyakin (Ukraine) - 7 8. Pavel Elyanov (Ukraine) - 6,5 9. Gata Kamsky
    (USA) - 6 10. Etienne Bacrot (France) - 6 11. Dmitry Yakovenko (Russia)
    - 5 10. Vladimir Akopian (Armenia) - 5 13. Ernesto Inarkiev (Russia)
    - 4,5 14. Ivan Cheparinov (Bulgaria) - 4.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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