Memoriał Gieorgija Agzamowa
Memoriał Gieorgija Agzamowa – rozgrywany od 2007 r. w Taszkencie międzynarodowy turniej szachowy poświęcony pamięci pierwszego uzbeckiego arcymistrza Gieorgija Agzamowa, który zginął śmiercią tragiczną w 1986 roku.
Lista zwycięzców
| Lp | Rok | Zwycięzcy |
|---|---|---|
| 2007[1] |  Leonid Jurtajew,  Marat Dżumajew, Siergiej Kajumow | |
| 2008[2] |  Farruch Amonatow, Anton Filippow,  Witalij Cieszkowski | |
| 2009[3][4] | Witalij Cieszkowski | |
| 2010[5] | Maksim Turow,  Siarhiej Żyhałka,  Witalij Hołod,  Rinat Żumabajew | |
| 2011[6][7] |  Tigran L. Petrosjan, Anton Filippow, Marat Dżumajew | |
| 2012[8][9] | Maksim Turow,  Micheil Mczedliszwili, Anton Filippow | |
| 2013[10] | Paweł Maletin | |
| 2014[11] |  Abhijeet Gupta | |
| 2015[12] | Władisław Artiemjew,  Władysław Tkaczew |
Przypisy
- ↑ The review of chess events for March, 2007
- ↑ The Georgy Agzamov Memorial Tournament, Edition 2
- ↑ 3rd Georgi Agzamov Memorial
- ↑ Amazing results by 64 year old Tseshkovsky
- ↑ IV International Georgy Agzamov Memorial in Tashkent
- ↑ GM Tigran Petrosian Wins Georgy Agzamov Memorial
- ↑ GM Tigran L. Petrosian declared winner on best tiebreak score
- ↑ 6th Georgy Agzamov Memorial - GM Turov is the winner
- ↑ VI Georgy Agzamov Memorial – Tashkent Open 2012
- ↑ Pavel Maletin wins 7th Georgy Agzamov Memorial
- ↑ Abhijeet Gupta clear first in Agzamov Memorial 2014
- ↑ Vladislav Artemiev winner of Agzamov Memorial
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