Xu, Yi (28.05.1998)

Chinese Chess Grandmaster (2019) is born in Shanghai, China. Best results: Runavik Open 2017, tied 2nd; 2th Shanghai Gulf Cup National Chess New Youth Champion Tournament, 1st; Asian Universities Chess Championships 2018, tied 2nd; XXX International Chess Open Roquetas de Mar 2019, tied 2nd; Peak rating: 2546 in May 2019

Xu, Xiangyu (19.09.1999)

Chinese Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Taiyuan, China. Best results: XXVIII Abierto Internacional De Roquetas De Mar 2017, tied 1st; Zonal 3.5 Chess Championship 2018, tied 2nd; 24. hit open 2019 A turnir, tied 1st; FIDE World Cup 2019, 3rd round; Peak rating: 2588 in August 2018

Stoltz Gösta (05.05.1904 – 25.07.1963)

Swedish Grandmaster (1954). A car engineer by profession, and periodically was a chess professional. He was the champion of the country five times in the period of 1927-1953. Nordic Champion in 1947 (joint). Results in the international tournaments: Stockholm 1930, 2nd; Stockholm 1934 and 1937; 3rd; Gothenburg 1931, 1st; Prague 1931, 1st and 1946, 2nd;

Womacka, Mathias (26.06.1966)

German Chess Grandmaster (2010) is born in Karl-Marx-Stadt, Germany. Best results: Augsburg 1989, 3rd; Münch-Bräu-Open in Leutersdorf 2001, 1st; Open Pardubice 2001, 1st; Open Troll Masters in Gausdal 2002, tied 1st; GM tournament in Marienbad 2007, 2nd; 9e festival international d’echecs de Vaujany, tied 3rd; 2. Internationales Schilcherlandopen Gruppe A 2018, tied 2nd; Peak rating:

Wirig, Anthony (03.02.1983)

French Chess Grandmaster (2011) is born in Thionville, France. Best results: Open International de la Ville de Metz 2007, tied 3rd; Open Vandeuvre-lès-Nancy 2012, 1st; 21eme Open International de Wasselonne – Tournoi A 2017, tied 1st; Wuerttembergisches Schachfestival 2019 Int. Meisterturnier, 3rd; Peak rating: 2516 in May 2019

Wieczorek, Oskar (13.06.1994)

Polish Chess Grandmaster (2019) is born in Wroclaw, Poland. Best results: Open Rewal 2008, 2nd; Marienbad Open 2010 – B1 – IM tournament in Marianske Lazne 2010, 2nd; Marienbad Open 2011 – A – GM tournament in Marianske Lazne, 2nd; Polonia Wroclaw Chess Cup 2013, tied 2nd; Open Internazionale del Salento – A tournament in

Warakomski, Tomasz (22.06.1989)

Polish Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Suwalki, Poland. Best results: Open Koszalin 2006, 2nd; Akiba Rubinstein memorial Open 2009, tied 2nd; Open Kowalewo Pomorskie 2013, 1st; Polish academic championship in Zabrze 2015, 1st; 32st Voivoda Cup 2016, tied 1st; Open České Budějovice 2017, 1st; Open Polanica-Zdrój 2017, 1st; 55. Miedzynarodowy Festiwal Szachowy im. A.Rubinsteina

Rausis Igor (07.04.1961)

Latvian born Grandmaster (1993) listed for sometime under Bangladesh flag (2003-2007) and for some years  under Czech Republic. Accused of cheating, his title was revoked by the FIDE Ethics Commission in 2019. Won or shared first in the Saint-Martin 1991, Moscow 1992, Las Palmas Open 1995, Gausdal 1995, Hard of Finland 1996, Willbach Open 1997,

Arenas, David (24.12.1991)

Columbian Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Colombia. Columbian Champion (2010,2015) Best results: Champion of Columbia (2010, 2015); XXIV Guillermo Garcia Grupo Premier – Cuba 2015, 1st; XXV Torneo IRT Internacional Feria de las Flores In Memoriam Oscar Castro 2018 – Colombia, tied 2nd; He represented Colombia National Team at the Chess Olympiads (2010, 2016)

Anurag, Mhamal (28.04.1995)

Indian Chess Grandmaster (2017) is born in Panaji, India. Best results: 32e open international de Cappelle-la-Grande 2016, tied 2nd; XXVII Open Internacional de Gros 2017, 1st; Open Internacional de Sants Hostafrancs i Bordeta G-A 2018, tied 1st; Peak rating: 2504 in March 2019