Italian Correspondence Grandmaster (2001) and OTB player. 1st place Board 1 IV Coppa Latina Europa-America (8/10). 1st place Board 7 IV European Team Championship (8/11). Winner Blitz tournament ICCF Congress Rimini 2000; Winner “Beauty Award Italia Scacchistica 2002”.

Brazilian Correspondence Grandmaster (1964). 11th Brazilian Champion.  Winner of EM/M/GT/A008 (12,5/14), 15th CADAP Championship Prelim.15 (7/8), 12th Brazilian Cup (11/12).  Winner of international matches vs. Estonia, Belgium, Buenos Aires. In 2010 he has a correspondence ELO of 2588.

Argentine Correspondence Grandmaster (2000). Winner of CADAP/M/E/85 (13/14). He won international matches vs. Scotland, Lithuania, Australia and Slovenia. In 2010 he has a correspondence ELO of 2566.

German Correspondence Grandmaster (1996). PhD from the Computer Science Department. Best results: 1st place: Bd.5 12th Olympiad Final (8,5/11), Bd.2 1.Email Olympiad section 4 (8,5/11)  Winner International Matches: Italy, Canada. A member of the German team which won the 14th CC Olympiad. In 2010 he has a ICCF ELO of 2632.

German Correspondence Grandmaster (1996) born in Poland. Journalist. In the 80’s he played few Olympiads at the first board of the East German team and in 1964 he qualified for the semi-final of the ICCF World Championship. In 2010 his ICCF ELO was 2509.

Scottish Correspondence Grandmaster (1986) and OTB International Master. Scottish Champion in 1996 and 1997. He has participated to 9 Olympiads from 1982 till 2002. British Correspondence Champion in 1985. Douglas Bryson’s outstanding achievement in winning the Scottish Centenary International Tournament and the Norwegian CC 40th Anniversary Tournament, saw him become Scotland’s first CC Grandmaster in

US Correspondence Grandmaster (2002) who plays for England and International Arbiter. A computational biophysicist with a Ph.D. in Biochemistry. Made a GM norm at the Gillman  Memorial 1999- 2002. Won 1st E-mail USCCC 2002-2004. In 2005 he has an ICCF ELO of 2582.

Slovenian Correspondence Grandmaster (1979). International ICCF Arbiter (1970) and vice ICCF president (1985-1995). European CC Champion 1967-1970 also finished 7th at the 17th World CC Championship and  5th at Vidmar Memorial 1975-1978. In 1995 we was awarded the Bertl von Massow Medal for his achievement.

Dutch International Master (1954) and Correspondence Grandmaster (1981), author and journalist who played the Olympiads from 1956 till 1970. He was, like Euwe, a teacher (mathematics). Best results: Winner at Beverwijk in 1954 and was the joint winner at the Dutch championship in 1967. He was also the winner in Detmold 1951. He is most of all famous

Dutch Correspondence Grandmaster (1993). Banker and chess journalist. A participant to the 14th CC world championship where he finished 10th. He is also a OTB player and a endgame solver. In 2005 his ICCF ELO was 2601.