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Aerosvit chess tournament

Annual event in Foros Ukraine (2006–08)

The Aerosvit chess tournament () was an annual chess tournament played in Foros, Ukraine, and sponsored by the now defunct Aerosvit Airlines. It started in 2006, was last played in 2008, and the format is a closed single round-robin tournament of twelve players.

Winners

:{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center;" ! # !! Year !! Winner(s) !! Points !! Category |- | 1 || 2006 || align=left | Sergei Rublevsky || 7.5 || XVIII (2691) |- | 2 || 2007 || align=left | Vassily Ivanchuk || 7.5 || XVIII (2694) |- | 3 || 2008 || align=left | Magnus Carlsen || 8 || XIX (2712) |}

References

Reports from Chessbase: 2006, 2007, 2008
Results from TWIC: 2006, 2007, 2008

References

(30 December 2009). "Norwegian teenager to be crowned new chess king". Reuters.
(19 June 2008). "Magnus Carlsen wins Aerosvit 2008". Chess.com.

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