Rilton Cup
Sala turniejowa (edycja 2009/10)
Rilton Cup (ang. Puchar Riltona) – cykliczny otwarty turniej szachowy, organizowany od 1971 roku. Poświęcony jest pamięci szwedzkiego szachisty i lekarza Tore Riltona, założyciela fundacji Rilton, mecenasa szachów w Szwecji i rozgrywany corocznie na przełomie stycznia oraz grudnia w Sztokholmie. Z biegiem lat obsada turnieju stawała się coraz silniejsza i aktualnie Rilton Cup zaliczany jest do najbardziej znanych otwartych turniejów na świecie.
W turnieju wielokrotnie startowali polscy szachiści, w latach 70. i 80. XX wieku sukcesy odnosili Jacek Bednarski i Aleksander Sznapik, w edycjach 1994/95, 1995/96 i 2012/13 zwyciężał Michał Krasenkow, a w 2007/08, 2008/09 i 2009/10 – Radosław Wojtaszek.
Zwycięzcy dotychczasowych turniejów
Przypisy
Bibliografia
- www.rilton.se/history.asp [dostęp 2009-01-07] (ang.)
- ChessBase Megabase 2010
Linki zewnętrzne
- Rilton Cup (ang. • szw.)
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