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	AEROSVIT-2007 chess tournament
		Last round has defined success of the Ukrainian chessplayers: Vassily Ivanchuk won the 1st prize and Sergey Karjakin became the 2nd.
		After a quick draw in the game between leader Karjakin and Nisipeanu in round 8, the meeting Rublevsky-Ivanchuk was in the high light.
		Sergey Karjakin became the leader after his victory over Alexey Shirov in the 5th Round.
	www.ukrchess.org.ua /aerosvit2007/index_e.htm (654 words)

	SERGEY KARJAKIN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In 2003 eindigde Sergey in de B-groep op de vijfde plaats in het Corus toernooi te Wijk aan Zee, terwijl Zhang Zhong eerste werd.
		Sergey eindigde in dat jaar op de vijfde plaats in het toernooi te Hastings.
		Sergey Karjakin opent vaak met de dubbelzet van de koningspion en de schaakopening - Siciliaans, de schaakopening - Frans, de schaakopening - Spaans en de schaakopening - Slavisch worden het meest door hem gespeeld.
	www.thumpershollow.com /encyclopedia/S/Sergey_Karjakin (250 words)

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		A 12-year old Ukrainian Sergey Karjakin has fulfilled the last GM's norm at the international chess tournament that was held in the town of Sudak, the Crimea Peninsula, Ukraine, from 2nd to 12th August.
		Sergey Karjakin was born on 12 January 1990, his FIDE rating now is 2523.
		Sergey masters chess at the A.V.Momot Regional Donetsk Chess Club under the guidance of Alexander Alexikov and the 1971 USSR Champion Grandmaster Vladimir Savon.
	members.lycos.co.uk /csarchive/karjakin.htm (420 words)

	Sergey Karjakin - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Sergey Karjakin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sergey Karjakin - Encyclopedia Glossary Meaning Explanation Sergey Karjakin.
		Sergey Karjakin (Ukrainian: Сергій Карякін; Russian: Сергей Карякин) (born January 12, 1990) of Ukraine became the youngest chess grandmaster ever at the age of 12 years and 7 months.
		He entered the world's top 100 in the April 2005 FIDE list, where he was number 64 in the world with an Elo rating of 2635.
	www.encyclopedia-glossary.com /en/Sergey-Karjakin.html (164 words)

	Chess prodigy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 2002, twelve-year-old Ukrainian Sergey Karjakin became the youngest Grandmaster ever.
		Sergey Karjakin, at the age of 12 years and 7 months he became the youngest grandmaster ever.
		Teimour Radjabov, became the youngest GM at the age of 14 years, until Karjakin broke his record.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chess_prodigy (695 words)

	ChessBase.com - Chess News - Sergey Karjakin, the Wizard of Kirishi
		Sergey Karjakin, who turned 15 in January this year (and was, at 12, the youngest grandmaster in history), was the clear Elo favourite, with just one rival, Evgeny Alekseev, less than 100 points behind him.
		Sergey started with an unimpressive 1.5 out of 3, losing a game to Evgeny Alekseev, however, after that loss he never had a worse position, winning six games and drawing just two.
		Karjakin's most dangerous opponent, Evgeny Alekseev, did not manage to defeat Rauf Mamedov in the same round, in spite of having two extra pawns, and trailed the Ukrainian by a full point.
	www.chessbase.com /newsdetail.asp?newsid=2423 (1258 words)

	Khaleej Times - Online
		Sergey was born on 12 January 1990 and was a whiz kid in chess.
		Sergey was at the masters chess at the A.V. Momot Regional Donetsk Chess Club under the guidance of Alexander Alexikov and the 1971 USSR Champion Grandmaster Vladimir Savon.
		Sergey did the translation in Dubai and was very close to his father.
	www.khaleejtimes.co.ae /ktarchive/251202/sports.htm (3408 words)

	Karjakin makes history today 7 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Sergey is 14 years old and is rated 2580.
		Sergey was able to do what the top players in group 2 were not able to do.
		Things were different today, Sergey ground Kramnik down in a bishop of opposite color endgame with a pair of rooks on the board.
	www.chessreporter.com /karjakin_makes_history_today_72704.htm (399 words)

	Chessville - Interview with Alexander I. Karjakin, father of Sergey Karjakin - Interviewed by Nikolai Kovytev
		Sergey went on to play successfully in the 2004 Aeroflot Open, where he scored 6 points from 9 possible – another excellent result in a strong tournament.
		Sergey began showing good results in different chess tournaments: He became champion of the Crimea for those aged under 8, and the same year won second place in the championship of the Ukraine for those aged 10 or less.
		Sergey’s mother acts as his manager - she makes sure that both training and schoolwork are attended to.
	www.chessville.com /Editorials/Interviews/AlexanderKarjakin.htm (910 words)

	Articles - Sergey Karjakin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		In 2004, Karjakin finished second to Boris Gelfand at the Pamplona, Navarra tournament, held from December 20 to December 29.
		At age 15, Karjakin scored +7 =3 -1 to win the Young Stars of the World 2005 tournament held in Kirishi, Russia from 14 May to 26 May.
		Practicing before the tournament with Nigel Short in Greece, Karjakin was involved in a car accident on the way to the Athens airport and suffered minor injuries.
	www.couponsa.com /articles/Sergey_Karjakin (256 words)

	Chess Gateway: Corus Chess Tournament 2007
		The other games were drawn, but Sergey Karjakin was ever so close to taking a point from Veselin Topalov who was perhaps distracted by other matters and did not seem totally tuned in today -- that is to take nothing away from Karjakin, though, who played an excellent game.
		Sergey Karjakin loses his second game on the spin, this time to Vishy Anand, who has pulled his socks up following his defeat at the hands of Topalov in round 8.
		The other winner of the round was Levon Aronian, who defeated Sergey Karjakin who is having a bad finish to the event.
	www.chessgateway.com /news/corus/corus2007.html (934 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Sport \| Other sports \| Enter a grandmaster, aged 12
		Sergey Karjakin, of Ukraine, made his third and final qualifying score at Sudak in the Crimea, following his earlier GM results in Moscow and Alushta.
		Winning last year's Under-12 world crown, the cherubic Karjakin was then chosen by compatriot and Ponomariov as an aide specialising in tactical play in his preparations for this year's world title match - an unprecedented appointment in any sport.
		Karjakin's best games are not only well calculated, but also show mature strategic ideas.
	sport.guardian.co.uk /moresports/story/0,10330,776739,00.html (237 words)

	Magnus Carlsen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		According to the Chessmetrics rating system Carlsen at the age of 13 years and 8 months was number 4 ever among chess players at that age, beaten only by Judit Polgar, Sergey Karjakin and Péter Lékó.
		In the 6th Dubai Open Chess Champonship, held 18 April to 28, 2004, Carlsen obtained his third Grandmaster norm (enough for getting the GM title), after getting four wins and four draws before the last game was to be played.
		Resulting from this he is going to fill the slot as the world's youngest GM and will be the second youngest person ever to hold GM status, after Sergey Karjakin of Ukraine who attained the feat at 12 years and 7 months of age in 2002.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Magnus_Carlsen (1184 words)

	Karjakin Strikes Again
		It was Karjakin who stared into the eyes of the Dragon Deep Junior, the current Silicon Beast World Champion.
		Sergey Karjakin was able to win in his only encounter against Deep Junior.
		Sergey scored 1 point of 4 against the silicon beasts.
	www.chessreporter.com /karjakin_strikes_again102004.htm (465 words)

	Sergey Karjakin, el ‘mozart’ del tablero. AULA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Muy tímido, Karjakin se siente bastante abrumado por el interés que despierta entre los aficionados, quienes no pararon de asediarle pidiéndole autógrafos y fotografiándose con él durante su estancia en el torneo de Benidorm.
		Casos tan espectaculares como el de Sergey Karjakin, de 13 años de edad, sólo aparecen una vez cada mucho tiempo.
		El descubridor de Sergey Karjakin no fue otro que Ruslan Ponomariov, también ucraniano, a quien Sergey acompañó como asesor durante la final del Campeonato del Mundo en enero de 2002.
	aula.elmundo.es /aula/noticia.php/2003/12/02/aula1070303530.html (851 words)

	The chess games of Sergey Karjakin
		Sergey Karjakin was born on January 12, in Kramatorsk.
		On August 20, 2002, at the international tournament in Sudak, he shocked the chess world by fulfilling his third and final GM norm, making him the youngest grandmaster in chess history, at the age of 12 years and 7 months (a record that still stands).
		Sergey Karjakin was one of the seconds for
	www.chessgames.com /player/sergey_karjakin.html (852 words)

	Telegraph \| Arts \| The Sunday chess column
		The 18-year-old Miss Kosteniuk, "the Kournikova of chess" as she is known, became so famous after her appearance on CNN that she is even recognised by members of my cricket team - most of whom are unable to distinguish between a bishop and a knight (or a ball and a bat, for that matter).
		Since then her performances have been unexceptional, stalling or even deteriorating a tad (she is currently ranked 18th in the world) and there is a danger that she may end up resembling Miss Kournikova in more ways than intended.
		The 12-year-old grandmaster Sergey Karjakin, fortunately, faces none of these temptations.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2003/01/05/chesssun050103.xml (623 words)

	Sergey Karjakin, Grandmaster Termuda dalam Sejarah
		Karjakin menciptakan sejarah catur itu, yakni memenuhi norma GM yang terakhir dalam turnamen internasional yang berlangsung di kota Sudak di Semenanjung Krimea, Ukraina tanggal 2 hingga 12 Agustus tahun lalu.
		Berikut satu partai cukup panjang antara Karjakin dengan Kosteniuk yang dimainkan di Swiss, 3 Februai 2003.
		Mulai langkah 24 hingga 26 berlangsung langkah-langkah penentuan yang tajam, di mana Karjakin menempatkan perwira-perwira ringannya pada posisi yang optimal.
	www.sinarharapan.co.id /berita/0309/20/ola09.html (592 words)

	S.Karjakin - T.Gareev, Kuala Lumpur 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Two weeks ago Karjakin became the youngest Grandmaster in history and at the ongoing Youth Olympiad in Kuala Lumpur, he is inevitably the centre of attention.
		Remarkably, Karjakin is playing only on second board for the Ukraine at the Youth (U/16) Olympiad, behind the older and higher rated Alex Areshchenko.
		Twelve year old Sergey Karjakin, the youngest grandmaster ever, has scored four out of five on board two for Ukraine.
	www.chessnetwork.com /ncn/b/g250802.htm (1008 words)

	Archivo - Marca.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		El ucraniano Sergey Karjakin, el gran maestro más joven de la historia del Ajedrez, ha confirmado su participación en el IV Torneo Internacional Ciudad de Dos Hermanas, que se celebrará del 25 de marzo al 2 abril del 2004 en el Centro Cultural La Almona, de la localidad sevillana.
		Karjakin, que tiene 13 años, obtuvo el título de Gran Maestro a los 12 años, con lo que aventajó a otros destacados ajedrecistas mundiales como Teimour Radjabov, de Azerbaiyán -que venció el pasado año a Gary Kasparov-, que lo consiguió con 13, y al húngaro Peter Leko, con 14.
		Sergey Karjakin ha firmado contrato para dos años -2004 y 2005- con los organizadores del torneo sevillano, con lo que está garantizada su presencia para la celebración del gran festival de ajedrez también en la próxima edición.
	www.marca.com /edicion/noticia/0,2458,443591,00.html (209 words)

	The Hindu : Karjakin is youngest ever Grandmaster
		Ukraine's chess prodigy, Sergey Karjakin became the youngest ever Grandmaster when he completed his final GM norm at the age of 12 years, 7 months, 2 days in the Sudak tournament in Ukraine.
		Karjakin, who had made his earlier GM norms at Alushta-100 Tournament in the Ukraine and the Aeroflot Open in Moscow, beat China's Bu Xiangzhi's record by a massive 15 months.
		In October 2001 it won the World team championship at Yerevan and it was an all-Ukrainian final at the FIDE World championship, with Ponomariov being crowned the youngest World champion at 18 years.
	www.hinduonnet.com /thehindu/2002/08/19/stories/2002081905401900.htm (238 words)

	Hari slips to joint seventh - Deccan Herald - Internet Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Ukrainian wonderboy Sergey Karjakin continued to be atop the tables after agreeing for a draw with former champion Alexander Rustemov of Russia.
		Karjakin, who took his tally to 3 points out of a possible 4, is now followed by Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan and Felgaer, who both have 2.5 points apiece while Zurab Azmaiparashvili of Georgia, and Russian trio of top seed Alexey Dreev, Oleg Korneev and Rustemov were another half point adrift.
		Sergey Karjakin (Ukr, 3) drew with Alexander Rustemov (Rus, 2); Ruben Felgaer (Arg, 2.5) bt P Harikrishna (Ind, 1.5); Alexey Dreev (Rus 2) drew with Oleg Korneev (Rus, 2); Miguel Illescas Cordoba (Esp, 1.5) lost to Teimour Radjabov (Aze, 2.5); Lenier Dominguez (Cub, 1) drew with Zurab Azmaiparashvili (Geo, 2).
	www.deccanherald.com /deccanherald/apr62005/sports183420200545.asp (524 words)

	Karjakin
		The grandmaster title earned at 12 by Sergey Karjakin (see picture; thanks to kasparovchess), makes one wonder about the development of this record.
		In 1950, when FIDE had better things to do then to make chessplayers piss in public, and first instituted an official grandmaster title, it nominated 27 players.
		On 29 April 2002 Karjakin's club mate Kateryna Lahno (born 27 December 1989, FIDE rating 2328) fulfilled the international GM norm for women - it happened when she was even younger than the famous Judit Polgar, so she also holds the record.
	www.hilmar-ebert.de /karjakin.htm (579 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		It was quite surprising that none of the previous edition’s three joint winners — Harikrishna, Sasikiran and GM Alexei Barsov of Uzbekistan — could make it to the top.
		Barsov tied for the fourth spot along with world’ youngest GM Sergey Karjakin of Ukraine on 5 points.
		Karjakin drew a 22-move French Winawer game against Barsov while McShane lasted just 38 moves against Kosteniuk.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1030107/asp/sports/story_1549612.asp (558 words)

	Anand takes lead in second round
		The two youngsters, 18-year-old Arkadij Naiditsch and 14-year-old Sergey Karjakin held their own and drew with Sergey Rublevsky and defending champion Viroel Bologan respectively.
		Bologan, the surprise winner here last year, again gave the fans and sponsors their money's worth as he tried to outwit teen star Sergey Karjakin in a knight versus bishop endgame.
		In two days Karjakin has drawn with fl against the classical world champion Kramnik and held against the reigning Dortmund champion, Bologan.
	www.rediff.com /sports/2004/jul/24anand.htm (405 words)

	Harikrishna maintains fifth spot
		World Junior Champion P Harikrishna survived some anxious moments before drawing with world's youngest ever Grandmaster Sergey Karjakin of Ukraine in the sixth round of the category-16 Dos Hermanas International Chess tournament in Spain on Thursday.
		Playing the Tchigorin variation of the Ruy Lopez, Harikrishna was saddled with a passive position in the middle game wherein he could make little progress while Karjakin had all the time to improve his position.
		Karjakin probed for quite sometime before saying enough is enough.
	in.rediff.com /sports/2005/apr/07chess.htm (523 words)

	GameKnot -- Chess Forum
		The latest wunderkind came to the attention of the international press when it was discovered that Ruslan Ponomariov, who won the FIDE world championship early this year, had an 11-year-old player as his official second.
		It was the Ukrainian IM Sergei Karjakin, who later turned up at the Aeroflot tournament in Moscow in January and dutifully chalked up a GM norm there.
		Young Sergei then played at FIDE Grand Prix in Dubai, where he went out in the first round against Veselin Topalov, the world number 8 player.
	ability-tw.com /online/chess/1293.shtml (1210 words)

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