The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has disqualified Russian grandmaster Vladimir Kramnik for one year over the death of American grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky.
Vladimir Kramnik. Photo: Getty Images
The International Chess Federation (FIDE) has disqualified Russian grandmaster Vladimir Kramnik for one year over the death of American grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky.
Source: FIDE press service
Details: The Ethics and Disciplinary Commission found Kramnik guilty of violating the federation's charter, particularly in relation to honour, dignity and cyberbullying.
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