Candidates 2014

This is the beauty of chess,I think that Norway also could speculate about the World Champion 25 years ago :)
It's easy

I didn't want to say anything while this candidates event was going on, so as not to jinx Anand. Now I hope he can return and reclaim the crown he let that little peep squeak borrow.

Final standings

1. Anand - 8,5 points (+3=11-0)
2. Karjakin - 7,5 points (+3=9-2)
3. Kramnik - 7 points (+3=8-3), res. 2,5
4. Mamedyarov - 7 points (+3=8-3), res. 2
5. Andreikin - 7 points (+2=10-2), res. 1,5
6. Aronian - 6,5 points (+3=7-4), res. 1,5
7. Svidler - 6,5 points (+3=7-4), res. 0,5
8. Topalov - 6 points (+2=8-4)

Only in Round 11 all games ended a draw. A year ago in London it was in three rounds 1, 5, 7.

Russian vs. Russian / No official standings

1. Karjakin - 3,5 points (+2=3-1), res. 1,5
2. Svidler - 3,5 points (+2=3-1), res. 0,5
3. Kramnik - 2,5 points (+1=3-2), res. 1, victories 1
4. Andreikin - 2,5 points (+0=5-1), res. 1, victories 0

Not Russian vs. Not Russian / No official standings

1. Anand - 4,5 points! (+3=3-0 here much of the success Anand)
2-3. Aronian - 2,5 points (+1=3-2), res. 2, victories 1, Sonneborn-Berger 7,25
2-3. Mamedyarov - 2,5 points (+1=3-2), res. 2, victories 1, Sonneborn-Berger 7,25
4. Topalov - 2,5 points (+0=5-1), res. 2, victories 0

Russian team vs. No Russian team - 16:16 (no official)

Russian team - 16 points:
1-2. Andreikin - 4,5 points (+2=5-1)
1-2. Kramnik - 4,5 points (+2=5-1)
3. Karjakin - 4 points (+1=6-1)
4. Svidler - 3 points (+1=4-3)

No Russian team - 16 points:
1. Mamedyarov - 4,5 points (+2=5-1)
2-3. Aronian - 4 points (+2=4-2)
2-3. Anand - 4 points (+0=8-0)
4. Topalov - 3,5 points (+2=3-3)