Fabiano Caruana won the Grand Chess Tour Finals 2025 in Brazil, marking an anniversary season of the competition founded by Garry Kasparov.
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International Master Fabiano Caruana won the title at the Grand Chess Tour Finals 2025, held in São Paulo, Brazil. This is the first edition of the competition in South America, bringing together the top four players from the circuit. Caruana won $150,000, and the total prize fund was $1.6 million. The organizers hope that the event will inspire more people to play chess. GCT 2026 will take place in Saint Louis, USA, continuing the tradition of the competition.
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Grand Chess Tour (GCT) 2026 revine la Bucureşti între 12 și 24 mai. Maestrul Fabiano Caruana câștigă Finalele GCT 2025 din Sao Paulo
Maestrul Internațional american, Fabiano Caruana câștigă Finalele GCT 2025 din Sao Paulo. Ediția din 2026 a circuitului fondat de Garry Kasparov revine la București între 12 și 24 mai
Şah: Maestrul Internaţional american Fabiano Caruana a câştigat Finalele GCT 2025 din Sao Paulo. Ediţia din 2026 a circuitului fondat de Garry Kasparov revine la Bucureşti între 12 şi 24 mai
Maestrul Internațional american Fabiano Caruana câștigă Finalele GCT 2025 din Sao Paulo. Ediția din 2026 a circuitului fondat de Garry Kasparov revine la București între 12 și 24 mai
Fabiano Caruana câștigă Finalele Grand Chess Tour 2025 la São Paulo
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