News

Anand passes 2800 mark

PeterDoggers
| 0 | Chess Event Coverage
We're back home and here too the laptop is opened of course. The latest news is the appearance of the new rating list. He was already the world's no. 1 and after Mexico naturally he still is, but yesterday Vishy Anand also passed the 2800 mark again. His new rating is 2801. Second is Vassily Ivanchuk, who had a fantastic chess summer.

Top 20 October 2007 (between brackets the July rating):

 1. Anand, Viswanathan	      g  IND  2801 (2792) 21 1969
 2. Ivanchuk, Vassily	      g  UKR  2787 (2762) 20 1969
 3. Kramnik, Vladimir	      g  RUS  2785 (2769) 21 1975
 4. Topalov, Veselin	      g  BUL  2769 (2796)  0 1975
 5. Leko, Peter	 	      g  HUN  2755 (2751) 21 1979
 6. Morozevich, Alexander     g  RUS  2755 (2758) 19 1977
 7. Mamedyarov, Shakhriyar    g  AZE  2752 (2757) 11 1985
 8. Radjabov, Teimour	      g  AZE  2742 (2746)  9 1987
 9. Aronian, Levon	      g  ARM  2741 (2750) 14 1982
10. Shirov, Alexei	      g  ESP  2739 (2735) 11 1972
11. Gelfand, Boris	      g  ISR  2736 (2733) 21 1968
12. Svidler, Peter	      g  RUS  2732 (2735) 25 1976
13. Adams, Michael	      g  ENG  2729 (2724) 16 1971
14. Kamsky, Gata	      g  USA  2724 (2718)  9 1974
15. Alekseev, Evgeny	      g  RUS  2716 (2689) 17 1985
16. Grischuk, Alexander	      g  RUS  2715 (2726) 23 1983
17. Carlsen, Magnus	      g  NOR  2714 (2710) 25 1990
18. Akopian, Vladimir	      g  ARM  2713 (2708)  5 1971
19. Jakovenko, Dmitry	      g  RUS  2710 (2735) 23 1983
20. Polgar, Judit	      g  HUN  2708 (2707)  9 1976


Top 20 October 2007 ladies (between brackets the July rating):

 1. Polgar, Judit	      g	 HUN  2708 (2707)  9 1976
 2. Koneru, Humpy	      g	 IND  2606 (2572) 27 1987
 3. Cramling, Pia	      g	 SWE  2531 (2533) 20 1963
 4. Zhu, Chen	              g	 QAT  2531 (2522)  9 1976
 5. Zhao, Xue	             wg	 CHN  2530 (2500)  3 1985
 6. Kosteniuk, Alexandra      g	 RUS  2515 (2515)  0 1984
 7. Sebag, Marie	      m	 FRA  2509 (2491) 12 1986
 8. Hou, Yifan	             wg	 CHN  2502 (2523) 19 1994
 9. Chiburdanidze, Maia	      g	 GEO  2500 (2496) 10 1961
10. Kosintseva, Tatiana	      m	 RUS  2492 (2502) 10 1986
11. Ushenina, Anna	      m	 UKR  2486 (2502) 19 1985
12. Harika, Dronavalli	     wg	 IND  2480 (2478) 28 1991
13. Krush, Irina	      m	 USA  2475 (2479) 22 1983
14. Javakhishvili, Lela	      m	 GEO  2474 (2460) 16 1984
15. Socko, Monika	      m	 POL  2473 (2479) 27 1978
16. Muzychuk, Anna	     wg	 SLO  2469 (2456) 19 1990
17. Kosintseva, Nadezhda      m	 RUS  2469 (2475) 10 1985
18. Hoang Thanh Trang	      g	 HUN  2466 (2466)  0 1980
19. Cmilyte, Viktorija	      m	 LTU  2464 (2467) 10 1983
20. Vijayalakshmi, Subbaraman m	 IND  2464 (2464)  0 1979


Here you can download the full list.
PeterDoggers
Peter Doggers

Peter Doggers joined a chess club a month before turning 15 and still plays for it. He used to be an active tournament player and holds two IM norms. Peter has a Master of Arts degree in Dutch Language & Literature. He briefly worked at New in Chess, then as a Dutch teacher and then in a project for improving safety and security in Amsterdam schools. Between 2007 and 2013 Peter was running ChessVibes, a major source for chess news and videos acquired by Chess.com in October 2013. As our Director News & Events, Peter writes many of our news reports. In the summer of 2022, The Guardian’s Leonard Barden described him as “widely regarded as the world’s best chess journalist.”

Peter's first book The Chess Revolution is out now!

Company Contact and News Accreditation: 

Email: peter@chess.com FOR SUPPORT PLEASE USE chess.com/support!
Phone: 1 (800) 318-2827
Address: 877 E 1200 S #970397, Orem, UT 84097

More from PeterDoggers
Esipenko Wins Qatar Masters; Arjun Misses Chance To Catch Caruana In FIDE Circuit

Esipenko Wins Qatar Masters; Arjun Misses Chance To Catch Caruana In FIDE Circuit

Naroditsky Wins Tournament Of The Accused Ahead Of Organizer Nakamura

Naroditsky Wins Tournament Of The Accused Ahead Of Organizer Nakamura