Notable Tournament Victories
- Terrassa 1992
- Budapest zt-B 1993
- Polanica Zdroj 1995
- Elenite 1995
- Madrid 1996
- Dos Hermanas 1996 (joint first with Kramnik)
- Amsterdam 1996
- Vienna 1996 (joint first with Gelfand and Karpov)
- Novgorod 1996
- Leon 1996
- Antwerp 1997
- Madrid 1997
- Monaco 2001
- Dortmund 2001 (joint first with Kramnik)
- NAO Chess Masters Cannes 2002 (joint first with Gelfand)
- Benidorm 2003
- Linares 2005 (joint first with Kasparov)
- M-Tel Masters 2005 (a point ahead of Anand)
- Corus 2006 (joint first with Anand)
- M-Tel Masters 2006 (half a point ahead of Gata Kamsky)
- Corus 2007 (joint first with Aronian and Radjabov)
- M-Tel Masters 2007 (half a point ahead of Krishnan Sasikiran)
- Champions League Vitoria Gasteiz 2007 (a point and a half ahead of Ponomariov)
- Dos Hermanas 2008 (Rapid)
- Villarrobledo 2008 (Rapid)
- Bilbao 2008 (a point and a half ahead of Aronian, Ivanchuk, and Carlsen)
- Pearl Spring 2008 (a point and a half ahead of Aronian)
- Linares 2010 (a half point ahead of Grischuk)
- London FIDE Grand Prix 2012–2013 (joint first with Gelfand and Shakhriyar Mamedyarov)
- 6th Kings Tournament 2012, Bucharest (joint first with Ivanchuck)
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