FIDE mars 2026 ratingliste: Abdusattorov tilbake i topp 5 etter Tata Steel-seier

Etter 2026 Tata Steel Chess Tournament (se tidligere artikkel i serien), ga International Chess Federation (FIDE) ut sin mars 2026 klassiske ratingliste 1. mars. Usbekistanske Nodirbek Abdusattorov kom tilbake til topp 5 etter seieren i Masters, mens indiske verdensmester Gukesh Dommaraju falt til 11. plass, og India mistet sin plass i topp 10. Andre bemerkelsesverdige stigere kom fra Tata Steel og globale arrangementer.

Mars 2026 FIDE-ratinglisten inkluderer resultater fra Tata Steel Masters og Challengers (avsluttet 1. februar; dekket i tidligere serieartikkel), samt sveitsiske turneringer verden over. Abdusattorov returnerte til topp 5 etter 19 måneder unna, takket være triumfen i Tata Steel Masters. Bibisara Assaubayeva kom tilbake til kvinners topp 10 via Challengers-resultater.  Topp stiger inkluderte srilankiske tenåringen Devindya Oshini Gunawardhana (+87 poeng fra europeiske arrangementer som SixDays Budapest og Rochefort Chess Festival). Aydin Suleymanli vant 25 poeng (bronse i Azerbaijan Championship og Tata Challengers). Tata Steel-utmerket Jorden Van Foreest, Javokhir Sindarov og Yagiz Kaan Erdogmus nådde karrierehøye topp-100 åpne plasser. Challengers-vinner Andy Woodward debuterte i åpen topp 100 (+23), Carissa Yip kom inn i kvinners topp 15, og Rose Atwell debuterte i kvinners topp 100 etter Southwest Class Championship.  Gukesh (2748) falt til 11. plass, påvirket av nylig Tata Steel (9. plass) og tap i Prague Festival, pluss FIDE's gjeninnsettelse av Sergey Karjakin. Arjun Erigaisi (2745, 12.) og R Praggnanandhaa (2741, 14.) følger; 12 indere i åpen topp 100. Magnus Carlsen leder med 2840.  Kvinner: Hou Yifan topper med 2596, Koneru Humpy 5. (2535), Divya Deshmukh 12. (2497).

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Nodirbek Abdusattorov of Uzbekistan won the 2026 Tata Steel Chess Masters tournament in Wijk aan Zee, Netherlands, securing outright first place with 9 points from 13 games after defeating India's Arjun Erigaisi in the final round. Fellow Uzbek Javokhir Sindarov finished second with 8.5 points, highlighting Uzbekistan's strong performance. India's top players, including world champion D Gukesh, struggled, with Gukesh placing joint eighth at 6.5 points.

Kazakh grandmaster Bibisara Assaubayeva has risen to ninth place in the latest FIDE women's rankings after gaining 19 points at the Tata Steel Chess Challengers 2026 in Wijk aan Zee. Building on her recent qualification for the FIDE Women's Candidates Tournament, the March 2026 rating list highlights her momentum among top players.

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Nordirbek Abdusattorov of Uzbekistan claimed victory at the Tata Steel Chess tournament in the Netherlands, which concluded on February 1. Fellow Uzbek Javokhir Sindarov finished second. A notable moment came in Abdusattorov's sixth-round game against world champion D. Gukesh, where a blunder led to Gukesh's resignation.

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Dutch grandmaster Anish Giri scored a crucial victory with Black against tournament leader Nodirbek Abdusattorov in round eight of the 2026 Tata Steel Chess Masters. World Champion Gukesh Dommaraju bounced back with a win over Vladimir Fedoseev, while Javokhir Sindarov remained unbeaten in a draw against Vincent Keymer. Abdusattorov holds a half-point lead heading into the rest day.

The International Chess Federation (FIDE) apologized and swiftly removed Russian grandmaster Sergey Karjakin from its March 2026 classical ratings list, where he had briefly appeared at No. 10 due to an unregistered tournament and games, displacing world champion D Gukesh to 11th. The incident reignited debates over Karjakin's exclusion from chess since his 2022 ban for supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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World champion Gukesh Dommaraju suffered a shocking blunder in round six of the Tata Steel Chess Tournament but bounced back with a win in round eight. The 19-year-old Indian grandmaster lost to Uzbekistan's Nodirbek Abdusattorov after a fatal move that cost him a rook. Uzbekistan's players now lead the standings after eight rounds.

 

 

 

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