Mistrzostwa Wielkiej Brytanii w szachach

Mistrzostwa Wielkiej Brytanii w szachach – zawody rozgrywane od 1904 r., mające na celu wyłonienie szachowego mistrza Wielkiej Brytanii.

Lista zwycięzców

1904 – William Napier
1905 – Henry Atkins
1906 – Henry Atkins
1907 – Henry Atkins
1908 – Henry Atkins
1909 – Henry Atkins
1910 – Henry Atkins
1911 – Henry Atkins
1912 – Richard Griffith
1913 – Frederick Yates
1914 – Frederick Yates
1915 – (nie rozegrano)
1916 – (nie rozegrano)
1917 – (nie rozegrano)
1918 – (nie rozegrano)
1919 – (nie rozegrano)
1920 – Roland Scott
1921 – Frederick Yates
1922 – (nie rozegrano)
1923 – George Alan Thomas
1924 – Henry Atkins
1925 – Henry Atkins
1926 – Frederick Yates
1927 – (nie rozegrano)
1928 – Frederick Yates
1929 – Mir Sultan Khan
1930 – (nie rozegrano)
1931 – Frederick Yates
1932^[1] – 1. Mir Sultan Khan, 2-3. George Alan Thomas, Conel Hugh O’Donel Alexander
1933 – Mir Sultan Khan
1934 – George Alan Thomas
1935 – William Winter
1936 – William Winter
1937 – William Fairhurst
1938 – Conel Hugh O’Donel Alexander
1939 – (nie rozegrano)
1940 – (nie rozegrano)
1941 – (nie rozegrano)
1942 – (nie rozegrano)
1943 – (nie rozegrano)
1944 – (nie rozegrano)
1945 – (nie rozegrano)
1946^[2] – 1. Robert Combe, 2. Gabriel Wood, 3-4. William Winter, Gerald Abrahams
1947 – Harry Golombek
1948 – Reginald Broadbent
1949 – Harry Golombek
1950 – Reginald Broadbent
1951 – Ernst Klein
1952 – Robert Wade
1953^[3] – 1. Daniel Yanofsky, 2. Stuart Milner-Barry, 3. Robert Wade
1954 – Leonard Barden, Alan Phillips
1955 – Harry Golombek
1956 – Conel Hugh O’Donel Alexander
1957 – Stefan Fazekas
1958^[4] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2. Leonhard Barden
1959^[5]^[6] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2-3. Michael Haygarth, Harry Golombek
1960 – 1. Jonathan Penrose
1961 – 1. Jonathan Penrose
1962^[7] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2. Peter Clarke, 3-4. John Littlewood, Čeněk Kottnauer
1963^[8] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2. Norman Littlewood, 3. Michael Franklin
1964 – 1. Michael Haygarth
1965^[9] – 1. Peter Lee, 2-3. Norman Littlewood, Jonathan Penrose
1966^[10] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2-3. Norman Littlewood, Peter Clarke
1967^[11] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2. William Hartston, 3-4. Harry Golombek, Peter Lee
1968^[12] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2-3. William Hartston, Raymond Keene
1969^[13] – 1. Jonathan Penrose, 2. Robert Wade, 3-7...
1970^[14] – 1. Robert Wade, 2-8...
1971^[15] – 1. Raymond Keene, 2. Andrew Whiteley, 3-6...
1972^[16] – 1. Brian Eley, 2-3. Jonathan Penrose, Raymond Keene
1973^[17] – 1. William Hartston, 2. Michael Basman, 3. Howard Williams
1974^[18]^[19] – 1. George Botterill, 2. William Hartston, 3. Jonathan Mestel
1975^[20] – 1. William Hartston, 2-5...
1976^[21] – 1. Jonathan Mestel, 2. Andrew Whiteley, 3-4. Michael Haygarth, Emmanuel Rayner
1977^[22] – 1. George Botterill, 2. Shaun Taulbut, 3. Howard Williams
1978^[23] – 1. Jonathan Speelman, 2-3. Jonathan Mestel, James Plaskett
1979^[24] �� 1. Robert Bellin, 2-3. John Nunn, Nigel Short
1980^[25] – 1. John Nunn, 2. William Hartston, 3-4. Jonathan Speelman, David Rumens
1981^[26] – 1. Paul Littlewood, 2. Jonathan Speelman, 3-7...
1982^[27] – 1. Anthony Miles, 2. Jonathan Speelman, 3-5...
1983^[28] – 1. Jonathan Mestel, 2. Murray Chandler, 3-8...
1984^[29] – 1. Nigel Short, 2-4. Murray Chandler, Jonathan Speelman, James Plaskett
1985^[30] – 1. Jonathan Speelman, 2. Anthony Miles, 3-8...
1986^[31] – 1. Jonathan Speelman, 2-3. Murray Chandler, Jonathan Mestel
1987^[32] – 1. Nigel Short, 2. Stuart Conquest, 3-5...
1988^[33] – 1. Jonathan Mestel, 2-4. Murray Chandler, Niaz Murshed, Glenn Flear
1989^[34] – 1. Michael Adams, 2-4. Jonathan Mestel, Daniel King, David Norwood
1990^[35] – 1. James Plaskett, 2. Julian Hodgson, 3. Jonathan Mestel
1991^[36] – 1. Julian Hodgson, 2. Peter Wells, 3. James Howell
1992^[37] – 1. Julian Hodgson, 2-3. Jonathan Mestel, Andrew Martin
1993^[38]^[39] – 1. Michael Hennigan, 2. Dharshan Kumaran, 3-6...
1994^[40] – 1. William Watson, 2. James Howell, 3-4. Keith Arkell, Christopher Ward
1995^[41] – 1. Matthew Sadler, 2. Aaron Summerscale, 3. Keith Arkell
1996^[42] – 1. Christopher Ward, 2. Jonathan Parker, 3. Aaron Summerscale
1997^[43] – 1-2. Michael Adams i Matthew Sadler, 3. Anthony Miles
1998^[44] – 1. Nigel Short, 2. Matthew Sadler, 3. Anthony Miles
1999^[45] – 1. Julian Hodgson, 2. Peter Wells, 3. Ziaur Rahman
2000^[46] – 1. Julian Hodgson, 2. Christopher Ward, Jonathan Speelman
2001^[47] – 1. Joseph Gallagher, 2. Julian Hodgson, 3. Keith Arkell
2002^[48] – 1. Ramachandran Ramesh, 2. Joseph Gallagher, 3. Krishnan Sasikiran
2003^[49] – 1. Abhijit Kunte, 2. Pentala Harikrishna, 3. Wasilios Kotronias
2004^[50] – 1. Jonathan Rowson, 2. Peter Wells, 3. Simon Williams
2005^[51] – 1. Jonathan Rowson, 2. Stuart Conquest, 3. Stewart Haslinger
2006^[52] – 1. Jonathan Rowson, 2. Ketewan Arachamia-Grant, 3. Daniel Gormally
2007^[53] – 1. Jacob Aagaard, 2. Stephen Gordon, 3. Jonathan Rowson
2008^[54] – 1. Stuart Conquest, 2. Keith Arkell, 3. Nigel Davies
2009^[55] – 1. David Howell, 2. Mark Hebden, 3. Simon Williams
2010^[56] – 1. Michael Adams, 2. Nicholas Pert, 3. Stuart Conquest
2011^[57] – 1. Michael Adams, 2. Nigel Short, 3. Gawain Jones
2012^[58] – 1. Gawain Jones, 2. Stephen Gordon, 3. David Howell
2013^[59] – 1. David Howell, 2. Gawain Jones, 3. Mark Hebden
2014^[60] – 1-2. Jonathan Hawkins i David Howell, 3. Nicholas Pert

British Chess Championship, Torquay 2009

Przypisy

Bibliografia

[1] BCF-ch London 1932

[2] BCF-ch Nottingham 1946

[3] BCF-ch Hastings 1953

[4] BCF-ch London m 1958

[5] BCF-ch York 1959

[6] BCF-ch playoff York 1959

[7] BCF-ch Whitby 1962

[8] BCF-ch Bath 1963

[9] BCF-ch Hastings 1965

[10] BCF-ch Sunderland 196

[11] BCF-ch Oxford 1967

[12] BCF-ch Bristol 1968

[13] BCF-ch Rhyl 1969

[14] BCF-ch Coventry 1970

[15] BCF-ch Blackpool 1971

[16] BCF-ch Brighton 1972

[17] BCF-ch Eastbourne 1973

[18] BCF-ch Clacton on Sea 1974

[19] BCF-ch playoff Llanelli 1974

[20] BCF-ch Morecambe 1975

[21] BCF-ch Portsmouth 1976

[22] BCF-ch Brighton 1977

[23] BCF-ch Ayr 1978

[24] BCF-ch Chester 1979

[25] BCF-ch Brighton 1980

[26] BCF-ch Morecambe 1981

[27] BCF-ch Torquay 1982

[28] BCF-ch Southport 1983

[29] BCF-ch Brighton 1984

[30] BCF-ch Edinburgh 1985

[31] BCF-ch Southampton 1986

[32] BCF-ch Swansea 1987

[33] BCF-ch Blackpool 1988

[34] BCF-ch 76th Plymouth 1989

[35] BCF-ch 77th Eastbourne 1990

[36] BCF-ch 78th Eastbourne 1991

[37] BCF-ch 79th Plymouth 1992

[38] BCF-ch Dundee 1993

[39] BCF-ch playoff England 1993

[40] BCF-ch 81st Norwich 1994

[41] The British Chess Championships 1995

[42] British Chess Championships Nottingham 1996

[43] British Championships 1997 Playoffs

[44] Nigel Short wins the British Chess Championships 1998

[45] The Smith & Williamson British Chess Championships 1999

[46] British Chess Championships 2000

[47] British Chess Championships 2001

[48] British Chess Championships Torquay 2002

[49] Abhijit Kunte the new British Champion 2003

[50] Jonathan Rowson is the British champion 2004

[51] Smith & Williamson British Chess Championships 2005

[52] Smith & Williamson British Championships 2006

[53] 94th British Championships 2007

[54] British Chess Championships 2008

[55] British Chess Championships 2009

[56] British Chess Championships 2010

[57] British Championship 2011: Michael Adams wins the title

[58] 99th British Chess Championship 2012

[59] British Championships 2013: Howell wins with 9.5/11

[60] Hawkins and Howell are British Champions

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