Chess grandmasters need to train their minds constantly. But did you know good air quality is shown to increase strategic thinking, focus and cognitive ability?
As the official air quality partner of the Champions Chess Tour 2023, Airthings will monitor and share the air quality levels of our ambassadors during the tournament to raise awareness on the importance of having good indoor air quality and its impact on cognitive abilities, decision-making, and health.
Choose a player below to see their live air quality.
Magnus Carlsen
November 30, 1990
World Rank: #1
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Anish Giri
June 28, 1994
World Rank: #5
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Le Quang Liem
March 13, 1991
World Rank: #24
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Danny Rensch
October 10, 1985
World Rank: #
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Nils Grandelius
June 3, 1993
World Rank: #86
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Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa
August 10, 2005
World Rank: #46
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Oslo Broadcast
World Rank: #
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Airthings HQ
World Rank: #
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