The title page of the Kramnik web site contains latest news and a chess calendar
of events in which the classical chess world champion is participating (the
next is the said world championship against Peter Leko in Brissago in September).
The news at the time of writing includes profiles of the contenders, an article
on the chess world champions ("A Test of Strength of the Super Brains"),
regulations for the September match and Joel Lautier's press statement on the
ACP tour in Dortmund. There is also a message board with a special Kramnik
Fan Forum.
The links take you to a short biography of the 29-year-old chess genius, which
includes factoids like his record Guinness record of being unbeaten at the
highest level of chess in 80 consecutive classical games (in the period of
18 months up to July 2000). In November 2000 Kramnik reached the zenith of
his career in London by beating Garry Kasparov 8.5:6.5 and becoming the 14th
world chess champion. Kasparov had worn the title for 15 year and survived
five challenges before succumbing to Kramnik.
The "Games" link produces three annotated games (two by Illescas,
one by IM Angel Martín) as well as download files of 1,500 Kramnik games.
The "Interviews" section has one interview, conducted by the German
news portal Spiegel Online on 21/06/2004. "Photos" takes you to a
photo gallery with shots from Dortmund 2004, Chess and boxing champions, the
Dannemann World Championship Site, the Classical Chess World Championship 2004
presentation in Hamburg, Kramnik in Bahrain, Dortmund 2002 and the America
Cup by Internet 2001.