Corus Chess Tournament 2010

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Corus Chess Tournament 2010
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Corus 2010
Location Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands
Dates16–31 January 2010
Competitors42
Winning score8.5 points of 13
Champion
Flag of Norway.svg Magnus Carlsen
  2009
2011  

The Corus Chess Tournament 2010 was the 72nd edition of the Corus Chess Tournament. [1] It was the final year under this name, as from 2011 the tournament was known as the Tata Steel Chess Tournament, after Tata Steel purchased the Corus Group. [2] It was held in Wijk aan Zee from 16 to 31 January 2010.

The tournament was won by Magnus Carlsen, his second win the event. [3] As of 2024, Carlsen holds the record for most wins in the event, with eight. [4]

Fifteen-year old Anish Giri won the B section. Giri would go on to win the main event in 2023. [5]

72nd Corus Chess Tournament, grandmaster group A, 16–31 January 2010, Wijk aan Zee, Cat. XIX (2719) [6]
Player Rating 1234567891011121314Total SB TPR
1Flag of Norway.svg  Magnus Carlsen  (Norway)28100½½½11½1½½1½12822
2Flag of Russia.svg  Vladimir Kramnik  (Russia)27881Does not appear½01½½½½½½1½1850.502801
3Flag of Spain.svg  Alexei Shirov  (Spain)2723½½Does not appear00½½1½1½111847.002806
4Flag of India.svg  Viswanathan Anand  (India)2790½11Does not appear½½½½½½½½½½49.752771
5Flag of the United States.svg  Hikaru Nakamura  (United States)2708½01½Does not appear0½½½½111½45.502777
6Flag of Russia.svg  Sergey Karjakin  (Russia)27200½½½1Does not appear½½½½1½½½744.002748
7Flag of Ukraine.svg  Vasyl Ivanchuk  (Ukraine)27490½½½½½Does not appear½½½½1½1742.502746
8Flag of Hungary.svg  Peter Leko  (Hungary)2739½½0½½½½Does not appear½1½0½140.752718
9Flag of Cuba.svg  Leinier Domínguez  (Cuba)27120½½½½½½½Does not appear½½½1½40.252720
10Flag of Italy.svg  Fabiano Caruana  (Italy)2675½½0½½½½0½Does not appear½½102666
11Flag of England.svg  Nigel Short  (England)2696½½½½00½½½½Does not appear0½½533.252634
12Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Loek van Wely  (Netherlands)2641000½0½01½½1Does not appear10529.252638
13Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Sergei Tiviakov  (Netherlands)2662½½0½0½½½00½0Does not appear129.252614
14Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Jan Smeets  (Netherlands)2657000½½½00½1½10Does not appear27.252614
72nd Corus Chess Tournament, grandmaster group B, 16–31 January 2010, Wijk aan Zee, Cat. XVI (2629) [7]
Player Rating 1234567891011121314Total SB TPR
1Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Anish Giri  (Netherlands)2588Does not appear½½½11½1101½1½92773
2Flag of Germany.svg  GM Arkadij Naiditsch  (Germany)2687½Does not appear½1½0½½½11½112735
3Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  GM Ni Hua  (China)2657½½Does not appear½½½½011½½1182714
4Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Erwin l'Ami  (Netherlands)2615½0½Does not appear½½11½½½½½146.002687
5Flag of the Philippines.svg  GM Wesley So  (Philippines)26560½½½Does not appear½½½½½111½45.002684
6Flag of India.svg  GM Pentala Harikrishna  (India)267201½½½Does not appear½½½1½0½½42.252626
7Flag of India.svg  GM Parimarjan Negi  (India)2621½½½0½½Does not appear½½½½10140.752630
8Flag of England.svg  GM David Howell  (England)26060½10½½½Does not appear0½½110638.002602
9Flag of Israel.svg  GM Emil Sutovsky  (Israel)26570½0½½½½1Does not appear½½10½637.002598
10Flag of Slovenia.svg  IM Anna Muzychuk  (Slovenia)2523100½½0½½½Does not appear½½½½35.752580
11Flag of Romania.svg  GM Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu  (Romania)268100½½0½½½½½Does not appear½1½32.752568
12Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Dimitri Reinderman  (Netherlands)2573½½½½01000½½Does not appear01533.002546
13Flag of Finland.svg  GM Tomi Nybäck  (Finland)2643000½0½101½01Does not appear½529.502541
14Flag of the United States.svg  GM Varuzhan Akobian  (United States)2628½000½½01½½½0½Does not appear2519
72nd Corus Chess Tournament, grandmaster group C, 16–31 January 2010, Wijk aan Zee, Cat. IX (2455) [8]
Player Rating 1234567891011121314Total SB TPR
1Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  GM Li Chao  (China)2604Does not appear½½½1110½11111102655
2Flag of India.svg  GM Abhijeet Gupta  (India)2577½Does not appear01½1½11½0½112556
3Flag of the Netherlands.svg  IM Robin van Kampen  (Netherlands)2456½1Does not appear011½010½½11849.252542
4Flag of Italy.svg  GM Daniele Vocaturo  (Italy)2495½01Does not appear½101010111847.252539
5Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Robin Swinkels  (Netherlands)24950½0½Does not appear011½1½½1141.502509
6Flag of the United States.svg  GM Ray Robson  (United States)257000001Does not appear1½1½11½141.502503
7Flag of the Netherlands.svg  FM Benjamin Bok  (Netherlands)23220½½100Does not appear11½01½172494
8Flag of Sweden.svg  IM Nils Grandelius  (Sweden)251510100½0Does not appear011½10638.752422
9Flag of the Netherlands.svg  FM Stefan Kuipers  (Netherlands)2340½001½001Does not appear1½01½636.002435
10Flag of Ukraine.svg  IM Mariya Muzychuk  (Ukraine)24470½100½½00Does not appear1½11633.502427
11Flag of Norway.svg  GM Kjetil Aleksander Lie  (Norway)254701½1½010½0Does not appear0½½2391
12Flag of the Netherlands.svg  GM Peng Zhaoqin  (Netherlands)24020½½0½00½1½1Does not appear0½52372
13Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Sjoerd Plukkel  (Netherlands)227900000½½000½1Does not appear½316.502258
14Flag of India.svg  WGM Soumya Swaminathan  (India)232300000001½0½½½Does not appear315.752254

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