Olimpiada szachowa 2004
36. Olimpiada szachowa Calviá 2004 |
2002  2006 |
36. Olimpiada szachowa 2004 (zarówno w konkurencji kobiet, jak i mężczyzn) rozegrana została w Calvii w dniach 14 – 31 października 2004 roku.
Olimpiada szachowa mężczyzn
Wyniki końcowe (129 drużyn, system szwajcarski, 14 rund).
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Medaliści drużynowi
| Medale złote | Medale srebrne | Medale brązowe |
 Ukraina |  Rosja |  Armenia |
Medaliści za wyniki indywidualne
| Szachownica | Złote | Srebrne | Brązowe |
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| I |  Ewgeni Ermenkow |  Andrés Rodríguez Vila |  Michael Adams |
| II |  Mohamed Tissir |  Nguyễn Anh Dũng |  Badzaryn Chatanbaatar |
| III | Rafajel Wahanian |  Władimir Georgiew |  José González García |
| IV |  Baadur Dżobawa |  Grigorij Kajdanow |  Gadir Gusejnow |
| V |  Vaidas Sakalauskas |  Serik Temirbajew |  Jean-Marc Degraeve |
| VI | Siergiej Kariakin |  Ibrahim Chahrani |  William Bermúdez Adams |
| Wynik rankingowy | Baadur Dżobawa |  Viswanathan Anand | Wasyl Iwanczuk |
Wyniki reprezentantów Polski
| Zawodnicy | Punkty | Partie |
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 Bartłomiej Macieja Michał Krasenkow Robert Kempiński Kamil Mitoń Bartosz Soćko Łukasz Cyborowski | 6½ 7 6 3 7½ 2 | 12 12 10 6 12 4 |
Olimpiada szachowa kobiet
Wyniki końcowe (87 drużyn, system szwajcarski, 14 rund).
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Medalistki drużynowe
| Medale złote | Medale srebrne | Medale brązowe |
 Chiny
| Stany Zjednoczone | Rosja |
Medalistki za wyniki indywidualne
| Szachownica | Złote | Srebrne | Brązowe |
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| I | Viktorija Čmilytė |  Zsuzsa Polgár |  Elvira Berend |
| II | Szidónia Vajda |  Corina-Isabela Peptan |  Barbara Hund |
| III | Zhao Xue | Irene Kharisma Sukandar | Tüwszintögsijn Batczimeg |
| IV | Nadieżda Kosincewa |  Marija Wełczewa | Marta Zielińska |
| Wynik rankingowy | Zsuzsa Polgár | Xie Jun | Zhao Xue |
Wyniki reprezentantek Polski
| Zawodniczki | Punkty | Partie |
|---|---|---|
| Iweta Radziewicz Monika Soćko Joanna Dworakowska Marta Zielińska | 7 5½ 4½ 7½ | 13 10 9 10 |
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