Kramnik defeats German national team 2,5:1,5

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1/31/2004 – On Thursday Vladimir Kramnik played a clock simul against the German national team at the Centro Dannemann in Brissago (Switzerland). His opponents were Christopher Lutz, Rustem Dautov, Robert Hübner and Klaus Bischoff. Kramnik defeated Dr. Hübner and drew the other three games. We bring you a picture and the games.

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