Interzonal Tournaments
1976 Bent Larsen (DEN)
1985 Rafael Vaganjan (URS)
1993 Boris Gelfand (BLR)
1976 Bent Larsen (DEN)
1985 Rafael Vaganjan (URS)
1993 Boris Gelfand (BLR)
1) In 2016 a match between Maxime Vachier-Lagrave and Peter Svidler took place instead of the traditional round-robin Grandmaster Tournament.
2) Since 2019 the Grandmaster Tournament is held as a Triathlon (7 rounds of classical (3 pts for a win, 1 for a draw) and rapid (2/1) chess, and 14 rounds of blitz (1/0.5) chess.
1968 Edwin Bhend (SUI)
1969 Jan Timman (NED)
1970 Predrag Ostojic (YUG)
1971 Stanimir Nikolic (YUG)
1972 Milan Vukic (YUG)
1973 Milan Vukic (YUG); Janos Flesch (HUN)
1974 Bela Soos (ROM)
1975 Miso Cebalo (YUG); John Pigott (AUS); David Parr (AUS)
1976 Dragutin Sahovic (YUG); Radovan Govedarica (YUG)
1977 Miguel Quinteros (ARG)
1978 Charles Partos (SUI)
1979 Yehuda Grünfeld (ISR); Michael Basman (ENG); Jean Hebert (CAN)
1980 Israel Zilber (USA); Josip Rukavina (YUG); Beat Züger (SUI); Peter Scheeren (NED)
1981 Nathan Birnboim (ISR); Laszlo Karsa (HUN); Ron Henley (USA); Eduard Meduna (TCH)
1982 Ivan Nemet (YUG)
1983 Jaan Eslon (SWE)
1984 C. Garcia-Palermo (ARG)
1985 Ian Rogers (AUS); Alon Greenfeld (ISR)
1986 Daniel Campora (ARG)
1987 Lev Gutman (ISR)
1988 Gennadi Kuzmin (URS)
1989 Matthias Wahls (GER)
1990 Viktor Gavrikov (URS)
1991 Zurab Sturua (URS)
1992 Alexander Shabalov (LAT)
1993 Vadim Milov (ISR)
1994 Utut Adianto (INA)
1995 Igor Glek (GER)
1996 Zurab Sturua (GEO)
1997 Ildar Ibragimov (RUS)
1998 Milos Pavlovic (YUG)
1999 Vadim Milov (SUI)
2000 Boris Avrukh (ISR)
2001 Boris Avrukh (ISR)
2002 Milos Pavlovic (YUG)
2003 Mikhail Ulybin (RUS)
2004 Christian Bauer (FRA)
2005 Mikhail Kobalia (RUS)
2006 Bartosz Socko (POL)
2007 Mikhail Ulibin (RUS)
2008 Vladimir Belov (RUS)
2009 Boris Grachev (RUS)
2010 Alexander Riazantsev (RUS)
2011 Ni Hua (CHN)
2012 Igor Kurnosov (RUS)
2013 Pentala Harikrishna (IND)
2014 Baskaran Adhiban (IND)
2015 Emil Sutovsky (ISR)
2016 Samuel Shankland (USA)
2017 Mateusz Bartel (POL)
2018 Suri Vaibhav (IND)
2019 Amin Tabatabaei (IRI)
2020 Christian Bauer (FRA)
2021 Salem Saleh A.R. (UAE)
2022 Mahammad Muradli (AZE)
2023 Bu Xiangzhi (CHN)
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