Euro Teams: Germany in the sole lead

by Carlos Alberto Colodro
11/16/2023 – Germany beat Armenia to grab the sole lead after five rounds in the open section of the European Team Championship. Wins for Vincent Keymer and Matthias Bluebaum, both with black, gave the Germans match victory. Four teams are sharing second place a match point back, including Romania, who defeated the former co-leaders from Poland. In the women’s championship, France and Azerbaijan scored convincing wins to remain as co-leaders going into the rest day. | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker / German Chess Federation
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Keymer and Bluebaum score with black

Following a strong performance at the FIDE Grand Swiss, Vincent Keymer made his way to Budva to represent Germany in the European Team Championship. After starting the event with a win, a loss and two draws, the youngster from Mainz scored an important victory over Armenia’s Haik Martirosyan — he won with black, and did it on his 19th birthday!

There was no stopping Keymer’s attack on the queenside once Martirosyan played an inaccurate pawn push on move 34.

Martirosyan vs. Keymer

The general idea behind White’s 34.f3 was not a mistake per se, since he needs to quickly create counterplay in this open position with two rather vulnerable kings. However, the immediate 34.g4 (which he played a move later) was the way to go. Importantly, pushing the f-pawn allowed Black to use an effective — yet simple — tactical idea later on.

The wasted tempo allowed Keymer to get his rooks ready for an attack, as there followed 34...Rd7 35.g4 Rc8 36.Kb1 Na4

White is in deep trouble. Martirosyan finally managed to open up a file on the kingside with 37.gxf5, but then came the forcing 37...Bxe3, when White can only recapture the minor piece with 38.Rxe3 (the f-pawn is no longer on f2) — and now 38.Rd1+ is lethal.

Black’s knight and rook pair are perfectly coordinated against the restricted white king. Keymer placed his rook on c2 next, and Martirosyan threw in the towel soon after.

Now ranked 17th in the live ratings list, Keymer has plenty to celebrate on Thursday (the one rest day in Budva)!

European Team Chess Championship 2023

Amid the struggle! | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker

Matthias Bluebaum scored a second individual win for Germany, as he defeated Hrant Melkumyan on board 3, also with the black pieces. The 2022 European champion got to finish off his opponent with a nice attacking combination.

Melkumyan vs. Bluebaum

33...Qd3+ was the killer shot, since 34.Rxd3 fails immediately to 34...Re1#. Melkumyan kept the game going — albeit in a completely losing position — with 34.Kg1, which was followed by 34...Rxe3 35.fxe3 Qxe3+ 36.Kh1 Nxh3

Devastating! Black is threatening both to capture the rook on a7 and to gain the queen with a fork from f2. Melkumyan resigned after 37.Kh2 Qxa7, as the black rook is ready to join the party from h8.

European Team Chess Championship 2023

The Armenian team | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker

Going into the fifth round, Germany and Armenia were sharing the lead with Poland. The Polish team had the tough task of facing Romania, the second seeds in Montenegro. Wins for Richard Rapport and Bogdan-Daniel Deac (on time) over Radoslaw Wojtaszek and Pawel Teclaf respectively gave the Romanians a crucial 3-1 victory.

The team led by Rapport is now sharing second place with three other squads that collected two match points on Wednesday: England, the Netherlands and Serbia.

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Standings after round 5

Rk. SNo Team Games   +    =    -   TB1   TB2   TB3   TB4   TB5 
1 Germany 9
2 Serbia 8
3 Romania 8
4 Netherlands 8
5 England 8
6 Poland 7
7 Armenia 7
8 Hungary 7
9 Azerbaijan 6
10 Czech Republic 6
11 Croatia 6
12 Italy 6
13 France 6
14 Greece 6
15 Slovakia 6

...38 teams

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1.d4 3 Nf6 5 2.c4 7 e6 3 3.Nf3 4 d5 4 4.Nc3 6 c5 3 5.cxd5 6 cxd4 5 6.Qxd4 1:13 exd5 5 7.e4 2:23 D41: Queen's Gambit Declined: Semi-Tarrasch with 5 cxd5. dxe4 6 8.Qxd8+ 6 Kxd8 4 9.Ng5 7 White has an edge. Be6 5 10.Nxe6+ 1:53 Much weaker is 10.Ngxe4 Nxe4 11.Nxe4 Bb4+ 12.Nc3 12.Bd2 Nc6= 12...Ke7= 10...fxe6 5 11.Bg5 18 h6 34 12.0-0-0+ 2:49 Ke7! 22 13.Bxf6+ 24 gxf6 5 14.Nxe4 12 Bg7 45 Black is weak on the light squares 15.Ng3 13:50
15...h5!N 22       A top novelty. Predecessor: 15...f5 16.Bd3 Nc6 17.Rhe1 Be5 18.Nxf5+ exf5 19.f4 Rad8 20.fxe5 Rhf8 21.Re3 Rd5 ½-½ Nepomniachtchi,I (2792)-So,W (2770) FTX Crypto Cup Prelim rapid 2021 (10) 16.h4 3:49 16.Re1!? 16...Nc6 3:24 17.Be2 5:55 Rad8 4:54 18.Nxh5 6:58 Rxd8 is the strong threat. Nd4 4:11 19.Ng3 1:33 f5 13:07 20.Bd3 3:08 Rd6 13:38 21.Kb1 2:58 Be5 2:21 22.Nf1 4:04 Bf6 11:53 23.h5 2:35 Bg5 12:21 24.Ne3 11:54 Nc6 3:44 25.Be2 4:47 Nd4 1:10 26.Bf1 1:54 Rdd8 3:21 27.Bc4 2:57 Kf6 2:42 28.Rde1 3:29 b5 50 29.Bf1 1:06 a6 24:31 30.Rh3 1:46 30.Rc1 is more complex. Bf4 31.Rc5 Kg5 32.g3 30...Bh6 0 31.a3 2:54 Rhg8 0 32.Rh1 6:25 Nb3 0 33.Kc2 4:29 33.Rh3 simplifies Nd2+ 34.Ka2 Nxf1 35.Rxf1 f4 36.Nd1 33...Nc5 0       Black has compensation. 34.f3 51 Repels Ne4 White should try 34.g4 34...Rd7 0 35.g4 1:44 But not 35.Kb1 Nb3 36.Ka2 Nd2 35...Rc8! 0 36.Kb1 9
36...Na4! 0 37.gxf5 1:36 Threatens to win with Ng4+. Bxe3 0       Deflection. Black has more active pieces. 38.Rxe3?? 14       Not 38.fxe6? Rd2 39.Re2 Rc1+ 40.Kxc1 Rxe2+ 41.Kd1 Rxb2-+ 38.Bxb5 axb5 39.Rxe3 38...Rd1+-+ 0 39.Ka2 0
aiming for Rd3. 39...Rc2! 0 40.Rxe6+ 8:10 Kf7! 0 Weighted Error Value: White=0.40/Black=0.03 (flawless) 40...Kxf5? 41.Bh3+       Discovered Attack 41.Rxa6? Rxb2# 41...Kf4 42.Rxd1+- 0–1
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Martirosyan,H2708Keymer,V27210–12023D41ETCC Open 20235.1
Svane,R2647Sargissian,G2686½–½2023C84ETCC Open 20235.2
Melkumyan,H2650Bluebaum,M26700–12023A20ETCC Open 20235.3
Kollars,D2642Ter-Sahakyan,S2618½–½2023B97ETCC Open 20235.4
Mamedyarov,S2734Kadric,D2584½–½2023D71ETCC Open 20235.5
Djukic,N2518Mamedov,R2644½–½2023B31ETCC Open 20235.6
Abasov,N2679Petrov,N25671–02023D02ETCC Open 20235.7
Draskovic,L2476Durarbayli,V26250–12023B51ETCC Open 20235.8
Schitco,I2503Carlsen,M2829½–½2023E71ETCC Open 20235.9
Tari,A2620Macovei,A2446½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20235.10
Bologan,V2574Hauge,L24981–02023C54ETCC Open 20235.11
Kaasen,T2471Lashkin,J24571–02023E04ETCC Open 20235.12
Rapport,R2748Wojtaszek,R26681–02023B51ETCC Open 20235.13
Teclaf,P2571Deac,B27000–12023A20ETCC Open 20235.14
Shevchenko,K2665Bartel,M2651½–½2023C47ETCC Open 20235.15
Gumularz,S2580Nisipeanu,L2591½–½2023C18ETCC Open 20235.16
Vitiugov,N2712Theodorou,N2619½–½2023D53ETCC Open 20235.17
Mastrovasilis,D2573Howell,D2676½–½2023C91ETCC Open 20235.18
Adams,M2670Kourkoulos-Arditis,S25431–02023C78ETCC Open 20235.19
Ioannidis,E2502McShane,L2626½–½2023D31ETCC Open 20235.20
Vocaturo,D2632Van Foreest,J27000–12023B15ETCC Open 20235.21
Warmerdam,M2638Moroni,L2575½–½2023D35ETCC Open 20235.22
Sonis,F2564Bok,B2621½–½2023E16ETCC Open 20235.23
Vrolijk,L2569Dvirnyy,D24951–02023E08ETCC Open 20235.24
Predke,A2661Saric,I2659½–½2023A48ETCC Open 20235.25
Brkic,A2622Sarana,A2669½–½2023B40ETCC Open 20235.26
Indjic,A2601Martinovic,S25421–02023A11ETCC Open 20235.27
Bosiocic,M2537Markus,R25820–12023E94ETCC Open 20235.28
Gledura,B2633Rodshtein,M25821–02023E48ETCC Open 20235.29
Nabaty,T2632Banusz,T2609½–½2023D94ETCC Open 20235.30
Kozak,A2578Smirin,I2578½–½2023E94ETCC Open 20235.31
Postny,E2577Balog,I2617½–½2023E06ETCC Open 20235.32
Navara,D2695Pechac,J2580½–½2023C65ETCC Open 20235.33
Gazik,V2547Nguyen,T26241–02023C45ETCC Open 20235.34
Zilka,S2609Druska,J24721–02023B10ETCC Open 20235.35
Sahidi,S2464Vykouk,J2488½–½2023A24ETCC Open 20235.36
Anton Guijarro,D2668Grandelius,N2688½–½2023B52ETCC Open 20235.37
Blomqvist,E2520Santos Latasa,J26351–02023B55ETCC Open 20235.38
Shirov,A2668Hillarp Persson,T25021–02023B90ETCC Open 20235.39
Sorensen,H2479Iturrizaga Bonelli,E26211–02023E43ETCC Open 20235.40
Bjerre,J2633Bacrot,E2668½–½2023B22ETCC Open 20235.41
Moussard,J2639Andersen,M2612½–½2023C88ETCC Open 20235.42
Thybo,J2522Lagarde,M2629½–½2023E06ETCC Open 20235.43
Maurizzi,M2572Rasmussen,A25071–02023C77ETCC Open 20235.44
Laurusas,T2566Yilmaz,M2650½–½2023D38ETCC Open 20235.45
Sanal,V2608Kazakouski,V2577½–½2023C50ETCC Open 20235.46
Pultinevicius,P2589Can,E2566½–½2023E14ETCC Open 20235.47
Yilmazyerli,M2533Klabis,R2412½–½2023E11ETCC Open 20235.48
Stefansson,H2518Fedoseev,V26750–12023E18ETCC Open 20235.49
Subelj,J2513Stefansson,V24831–02023C54ETCC Open 20235.50
Kjartansson,G2449Sebenik,M25310–12023D35ETCC Open 20235.51
Skoberne,J2538Heimisson,H23771–02023D02ETCC Open 20235.52
Dragnev,V2589Mchedlishvili,M2564½–½2023B18ETCC Open 20235.53
Jobava,B2568Ragger,M2615½–½2023A05ETCC Open 20235.54
Blohberger,F2513Kacharava,N25191–02023B48ETCC Open 20235.55
Quparadze,G2490Baidetskyi,V2478½–½2023C07ETCC Open 20235.56
Kalezic,B2401Bogner,S2536½–½2023B90ETCC Open 20235.57
Pelletier,Y2505Krivokapic,M23861–02023D24ETCC Open 20235.58
Draganic,V2294Kurmann,O24361–02023B43ETCC Open 20235.59
Baenziger,F2422Miletic,V21901–02023D37ETCC Open 20235.60
Pasko,L2395Dardha,D25750–12023A40ETCC Open 20235.61
Glek,I2435Mehmeti,D23771–02023C00ETCC Open 20235.62
Ashiku,F2396Beukema,J23571–02023E04ETCC Open 20235.63
Lenaerts,L2322Veleshnja,Z2269½–½2023C12ETCC Open 20235.64
Nikolovski,N2405Sukovic,A2382½–½2023B23ETCC Open 20235.65
Pecurica,M2342Risteski,E2379½–½2023E39ETCC Open 20235.66
Lazov,T2377Djurovic,P2344½–½2023B31ETCC Open 20235.67
Pobor,M2195Veljanoski,A22890–12023C54ETCC Open 20235.68
Sipila,V2429Saraci,N24661–02023B38ETCC Open 20235.69
Uruci,E2315Sammalvuo,T23811–02023C42ETCC Open 20235.70
Valkama,E2310Asllani,M2216½–½2023C54ETCC Open 20235.71
Saraci,K2200Wartiovaara,O22701–02023D94ETCC Open 20235.72
Muir,A2227Nielsen,H23870–12023E48ETCC Open 20235.73
Poulsen,M2291Morrison,G22211–02023B10ETCC Open 20235.74
Mitchell,M2186Egilstoft,R22540–12023E21ETCC Open 20235.75
Rodgaard,J2281Grant,J2150½–½2023D37ETCC Open 20235.76

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Women’s: France and Azerbaijan co-leaders

The two teams that kicked off the women’s championship with three wins in a row and drew their direct encounter in round 4 — i.e. Azerbaijan and France — got back to their winning ways, as they obtained wins over Germany and Armenia, respectively, to go into the rest day tied for first place with 9 match points each.

While Azerbaijan’s Gunay Mammadzada scored a win in the one decisive game of her team’s match against Germany, the Frenchwomen collected three wins and a draw for a convincing 3½-½ victory over Armenia.

Mitra Hejazipour, who won her maiden French title back in August, is having a great run in Budva, as she won all five of her games so far in the team event. On Wednesday, she beat Mariam Mkrtchyan with the white pieces.

Mkrtchyan vs. Hejazipour

39...Ne4 threatens mate on f2, but it fails to the simple 40.Qxe4, and Black needs to choose between grabbing the queen on e4, allowing the c-pawn to promote, or capturing the passer that is about to become a queen. Mkrtchyan resigned.

Mitra Hejazipour

Mitra Hejazipour | Photo: Mark Livshitz

Standing in sole third place in the women’s tournament is Bulgaria, after beating Serbia thanks to wins by Nurgyul Salimova and Viktoria Radeka.

Four teams stand a match point further back: Georgia, Germany, the Netherlands and Greece.

European Team Chess Championship 2023

Germany’s Josefine Heinemann and Dinara Wagner sharing a laugh before the start of round 5 | Photo: Paul Meyer-Dunker

Standings after round 5

Rk. SNo Team Games   +    =    -   TB1   TB2   TB3   TB4   TB5 
1 France 9
2 Azerbaijan 9
3 Bulgaria 8
4 Netherlands 7
5 Germany 7
6 Georgia 7
7 Greece 7
8 Armenia 6
9 Serbia 6
10 Spain 6
11 Poland 6
12 England 6
13 Switzerland 6
14 Slovenia 5
15 Ukraine 5

...32 teams

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1.Nf3 5 d5 38 2.d4 5 Nf6 36 3.c4 4 e6 15 4.g3 10 Bb4+ 5 5.Bd2 4 a5 3 6.Bg2 12 0-0 14 7.a3 3:09 Be7 5 8.Qc2 2 c6 38 9.Bf4 6 Nbd7 38 10.0-0 2:48 h6 6:30 11.Rc1 7:32 Nh5 23 12.Bd2 3:56 Nhf6 5 13.a4 8:22 Re8 12:23 14.Na3 15:09 Bf8 4:54 15.Qd1 7:30 Ne4 5:14 16.Be1 1:03 Qf6 4:45 17.e3 1:27 Qd8 9:46 18.Qc2 7:43 Bd6 7:28 19.Nb1 7:32 Nef6 3:18 20.b3 8:52 e5 2:08 21.cxd5 3:10 Nxd5 2:06 22.Nc3 31 Nb4 43 23.Qb1 1:32 Qe7 2:44 24.Rd1 6:26 exd4 6:59 25.Nxd4 17 Nc5 2:16 26.Na2 4:13 Nca6 8:48 27.Nf5 2:48 Bxf5 4 28.Qxf5 3 Rad8 9:23 29.Bc3 33 Nxa2 4:44 30.Rxa2 4 Bb4 8 31.Rxd8 3:07 Rxd8 19 32.Bd4 14 Bc5 2:11 33.Bf1 1:04 Bxd4 57 34.exd4 14 Nb4 2:09 35.Re2 12 Qc7 1:06 36.Re5 2:36 Nd5 26 37.Bc4 25 Qd6 28 38.Qh5 3:52 b6 1:49 39.Qe2 50 Kf8 44 40.Bxd5 1:22 cxd5 3 41.Kg2 2:28 Qb4 7:09 42.Qd3 37 g6 2:09 43.Qe3 2:44 Kg7 2:24 44.h4 39 Qd6 52 45.h5 4:40 g5 22:13 46.f4 6:30 gxf4 0 47.Qxf4 11 Qf6 0 48.Qxf6+ 1:44 Kxf6 0 49.Kh3 5 Rd6 0 50.Kg4 20 Kg7 0 51.Kf4 41 Rf6+ 0 52.Rf5 32 Rd6 0 53.Ke5 1:29 Re6+ 0 54.Kxd5 44 Re3 0 55.Kc4 57 Rxg3 0 56.Rb5 3:14 Kf6 0 57.Rxb6+ 1:07 Kg5 0 58.Rb5+ 1:06 f5 0 59.Rxa5 3 Rg1 0 60.Re5 6:45 Kg4 0 61.Re8 5:00 Rc1+ 0 62.Kd3 0 Rd1+ 0 63.Kc4 0 f4 17 64.a5 12 f3 16 65.Rf8 22 Kg3 49 66.b4 32 f2 6 67.b5 31 f1Q+ 40 68.Rxf1 1 Rxf1 5 69.b6 26 Rb1 55 70.d5 1:04 Kf4 14 71.d6 3 1–0
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WhiteEloWBlackEloBResYearECOEventRnd
Mammadzada,G2441Paehtz,E24731–02023E11ETCC Women 20235.1
Mkrtchian,L2387Daulyte-Cornette,D2369½–½2023D33ETCC Women 20235.1
Wagner,D2467Fataliyeva,U2395½–½2023D37ETCC Women 20235.2
Hejazipour,M2323Mkrtchyan,M23471–02023E04ETCC Women 20235.2
Danielian,E2413Guichard,P23470–12023A07ETCC Women 20235.3
Beydullayeva,G2383Heinemann,J2318½–½2023D41ETCC Women 20235.3
Savina,A2335Gaboyan,S21711–02023A16ETCC Women 20235.4
Klek,H2282Mammadova,G2350½–½2023C50ETCC Women 20235.4
Stefanova,A2417Injac,T2431½–½2023C54ETCC Women 20235.5
Velikic,A2273Salimova,N24120–12023D16ETCC Women 20235.6
Radeva,V2332Eric,J21121–02023B23ETCC Women 20235.7
Mandura,T2178Peycheva,G2287½–½2023B13ETCC Women 20235.8
Hoang,T2393Khotenashvili,B24981–02023D77ETCC Women 20235.9
Batsiashvili,N2487Papp,P22831–02023D37ETCC Women 20235.10
Terbe,J2269Arabidze,M24580–12023E16ETCC Women 20235.11
Javakhishvili,L2440Lazarne Vajda,S22651–02023E06ETCC Women 20235.12
Tsolakidou,S2389Buksa,N23771–02023B33ETCC Women 20235.13
Gaponenko,I2335Avramidou,A2247½–½2023C45ETCC Women 20235.14
Pavlidou,E2143Zhukova,N23081–02023A58ETCC Women 20235.15
Rakhmangulova,A2324Makropoulou,M21241–02023C84ETCC Women 20235.16
Roebers,E2385Unuk,L2310½–½2023B12ETCC Women 20235.17
Urh,Z2249Peng,Z2344½–½2023D61ETCC Women 20235.18
Van Foreest,M2308Shpanko,N2177½–½2023B15ETCC Women 20235.19
Skuhala,B2201Kazarian,A21900–12023C10ETCC Women 20235.20
Socko,M2378Narva,M2387½–½2023B30ETCC Women 20235.21
Olde,M2147Kiolbasa,O2371½–½2023E04ETCC Women 20235.22
Zawadzka,J2342Sinitsina,A2221½–½2023C54ETCC Women 20235.23
Blokhin,S1956Sliwicka,A22960–12023C28ETCC Women 20235.24
Efroimski,M2448Garcia Martin,M2350½–½2023C54ETCC Women 20235.25
Vega Gutierrez,S2381Belenkaya,D22501–02023B12ETCC Women 20235.26
Klinova,M2245Matnadze Bujiashvili,A23970–12023B15ETCC Women 20235.27
Grabuzova,T2188Levitan,R21091–02023A07ETCC Women 20235.28
Medic,M2166Georgescu,L22840–12023D38ETCC Women 20235.29
Hakimifard,G2245Berke,A2078½–½2023B15ETCC Women 20235.30
Ivekovic,T2136Hryzlova,S2199½–½2023E08ETCC Women 20235.31
Manko,M2105Mihaljevic,E20101–02023E11ETCC Women 20235.32
Stojkovska,M2047Houska,J23520–12023B13ETCC Women 20235.33
Hunt,H2315Manova,I19411–02023C76ETCC Women 20235.34
Petrovska,K1844Toma,K21930–12023B42ETCC Women 20235.35
Kalaiyalahan,A2176Trajkovska,S18441–02023A90ETCC Women 20235.36
Bulmaga,I2430Atalik,E2404½–½2023C67ETCC Women 20235.37
Aydin,G2197Sandu,M22920–12023B90ETCC Women 20235.38
Lehaci,M2225Ciftci,Z21731–02023B40ETCC Women 20235.39
Isgenderova,H2086Voicu-Jagodzinsky,C22371–02023D05ETCC Women 20235.40
Repkova,E2323Milovic,A21301–02023D02ETCC Women 20235.41
Skvortsova,A2115Hagarova,Z2292½–½2023C11ETCC Women 20235.42
Borosova,Z2262Popovic,M17721–02023B22ETCC Women 20235.43
Mosurovic,M1581Mrvova,A21540–12023B26ETCC Women 20235.44
Sedina,E2169Movsesian,J2249½–½2023C47ETCC Women 20235.45
Kanakova,N2169Zimina,O22770–12023A24ETCC Women 20235.46
Gueci,T2160Richterova,N21721–02023B12ETCC Women 20235.47
Sikorova,O2183Cassi,E1951½–½2023A13ETCC Women 20235.48
Cramling,P2440Prudnykova,O22731–02023A16ETCC Women 20235.49
Ptacnikova,L2079Frisk,E2161½–½2023B36ETCC Women 20235.50
Cramling Bellon,A2085Johannsdottir,J19991–02023A57ETCC Women 20235.51
Thorsteinsdottir,H1943Ostensson,J19001–02023B42ETCC Women 20235.52
Trippold,D2161Vanduyfhuys,D20830–12023E05ETCC Women 20235.53
De Rycke,T2007Teuschler,B20931–02023B26ETCC Women 20235.54
Froewis,A2151Vanhuyse,N1970½–½2023B13ETCC Women 20235.55
Barbier,W1923Exler,V21400–12023B13ETCC Women 20235.56
Keinanen,A2211Dolgova,O22181–02023B15ETCC Women 20235.57
Machlik,M2081Paasikangas,J20441–02023D35ETCC Women 20235.58
Puuska,H1928Skaslien,I1941½–½2023D00ETCC Women 20235.59
Kyrkjebo,M1811Norlamo,S18941–02023B40ETCC Women 20235.60

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