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Carlsen in world championships: 2007-09 Mode: KO World Cup, the winner gets a match against Topalov, the winner of which gets a match against the World Champion of 2008. The semifinalists of the World Cup qualify for the Grand Prix (part of the cycle 2008-10) Result: Eliminated in the semifinal of the World Cup by Kamsky. 14 games, 2007 Carlsen in World Championships: 2008-2012 Mode: 6 Grand Prix tournaments (4 for each player, here numerated from Carlsen's "sight"). The winner plays against the winner of the FIDE World Cup 2009. The winner of this match then plays against the World Champion. Results: Grand Prix 1: shared 1st with Gashimov and Wang ...FIDE changed the cycle, Carlsen withdrew from the Grand Prix out of protest. He also didn't participate in the World Cup 2009. 13 games, 2008 Carlsen in world championships: Lybia 2004 Carlsen's first World Championship cycle. Mode:KO with 2 games. Result: Eliminated in the 1st round by Aronian. 4 games, 2004 Carlsen in world championships: the 2013 cycle Qualified to the Candidates by rating. Candidates: a DRR. Final standings of the Candidates (under the tiebreaks given by the rules): 1. Carlsen 8.5 2. Kramnik 8.5 3. Svidler 8 4. Aronian 8 5. Gelfand 6.5 6. Grischuk 6.5 7. Ivanchuk 6 8. Radjabov 4 Carlsen qualified thereby to the World Championship match against Viswanathan Anand. 14 games, 2013 Carlsen in world championships:2005-07 Mode: First KO World Cup, then the first 10 together with 6 other players qualify for Candidates semifinals,the 4 winners of the Candidates qualify for the championship tournament in Mexico.Result:Place 10 in the World Cup, eliminated in the Candidates semifinal by Aronian. 38 games, 2005-2007 Carlsen's winning miniatures Carlsen's winning miniatures (25 moves or shorter; 26th move of white is allowed) 39 games, 2001-2012 Champions miniature champions A collection of winning miniatures of World Champions against other World Champions. All champions with exception of Steinitz, Lasker and Capablanca played at least one such winning miniature. 39 games, 1921-2009 Grandmaster Blunders This is the collection of the worst moves ever made by the players, whose playing strength is doubtless over the one shown during making these moves 47 games, 1889-2012 Lahno's winning miniatures Lahno's winning miniatures (25 moves or shorter, 26th move of white is allowed) 24 games, 1999-2013 Other games The cames which canīt go into one of my two collections "grandmaster blunders" and "best games", but are interesting, are here. 6 games, 1872-2007