Olimpiada szachowa 2006
37. Olimpiada szachowa Turyn 2006 |
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2004  2008 |
37. Olimpiada szachowa 2006 (zarówno w konkurencji kobiet, jak i mężczyzn) rozegrana została w Turynie w dniach 20 maja – 4 czerwca 2006 roku.
Olimpiada szachowa mężczyzn
Wyniki końcowe (148 drużyn, system szwajcarski, 13 rund).
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Medaliści drużynowi
| Medale złote | Medale srebrne | Medale brązowe |
 Armenia |  Chiny
|  Stany Zjednoczone
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Medaliści za wyniki indywidualne
| Szachownica | Złote | Srebrne | Brązowe |
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| I |  Tunveer Gillani |  Ewgeni Ermenkow |  Hicham Hamdouchi |
| II |  Josep Oms Pallise |  Brian Dew |  Eduardo Iturrizaga |
| III |  Gustavo Larrea Llorca |  Rafael Leitão |  Miguel Illescas Córdoba |
| IV | Wang Yue |  Robert Zelčić |  Borys Awruch |
| V |  Bashir Al-Qudaimi | Karim Amir |  Laith Ali |
| VI |  Richmond Phiri |  Ak Pg Mohd Omar |  Hamidullah Haideri |
| Wynik rankingowy |  Władimir Kramnik | Wang Yue |  Étienne Bacrot |
Wyniki reprezentantów Polski
| Zawodnicy | Punkty | Partie |
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 Bartosz Soćko Bartłomiej Macieja Robert Kempiński Mateusz Bartel Radosław Wojtaszek Paweł Czarnota | 5½ 3½ 2½ 5 9 4½ | 10 8 5 10 11 8 |
Olimpiada szachowa kobiet
Wyniki końcowe (103 drużyny, system szwajcarski, 13 rund).
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Medalistki drużynowe
| Medale złote | Medale srebrne | Medale brązowe |
 Ukraina | Rosja | Chiny |
Medalistki za wyniki indywidualne
| Szachownica | Złote | Srebrne | Brązowe |
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| I | Lubow Żylcowa-Łysenko[1] | Eman Mohammed | Sarai Sánchez Castillo |
| II |  Fiona Steil-Antoni | Kateryna Łahno | Tatjana Kosincewa |
| III |  Nora Mohd Saleh | Inna Haponenko |  Lela Dżawachiszwili |
| IV |  Tatiana Berlin | Hou Yifan |  Rahal Mawadda |
| Wynik rankingowy | Natalija Żukowa | Zhao Xue | Tatjana Kosincewa |
Wyniki reprezentantek Polski
| Zawodniczki | Punkty | Partie |
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| Iweta Radziewicz Jolanta Zawadzka Marta Przeździecka Joanna Majdan | 5½ 4½ 6½ 6 | 11 9 10 9 |
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