Toronto Candidates - Round by Round

In the previous post, A Soft-spoken Challenger (May 2024), I wrote,

Because of an intervening half-month vacation, the wrapup report and separate report [on the women's event] will have to wait. In the meantime, here's a video from Youtube's FIDE chess channel.

I used this post to catch up on the event by creating a table of important links. The column titled 'Chess.com' links to news report for each round. The column titled 'FIDE Video' links to Youtube's FIDE chess Live Streams.

Rd.	Chess.com	FIDE Video [Views]
01	Candidates Opens With Abundance of Fighting Spirit	[212K]
02	Vidit Ends Nakamura's 47-Game Unbeaten Streak On All-Decisive Day	[100K]
03	Brother/Sister Comeback: Praggnanandhaa Defeats Vidit, Vaishali Finds Her Groove	[97K]
04	Nepomniachtchi Defeats Vidit, Takes Sole Lead; Tan Survives Major Scare	[82K]
05	Gukesh Joins Lead, Nepomniachtchi Survives Praggnanandhaa's Killer Preparation	[86K]
06	Tan Plays Attacking Gem In All-Decisive Day In Women's; Vidit, Praggnanandhaa Recover	[44K]
07	Firouzja Knocks Gukesh Out Of Lead, Nepomniachtchi Heads Tournament Again	[55K]
08	Nakamura Leapfrogs Caruana, Gukesh Re-enters Shared Lead With Nepomniachtchi	[55K]
09	Vidit Beats Nakamura Again, Tan Jumps Back Into Sole Lead Of Women's	[49K]
10	Nakamura, Caruana Bounce Back; Lei Joins Lead In Women's	[53K]
11	Nepomniachtchi, Tan Regain Sole Lead, Nakamura Beats Praggnanandhaa	[53K]
12	Nakamura Scores Hat Trick, Joins 3-Way Lead With Nepomniachtchi, Gukesh	[38K]
13	Gukesh Leads Candidates Before Last Round, Tan Needs Only A Draw In Women's	[49K]
14	Gukesh Youngest Ever Candidates Winner, Tan Takes Women's By 1.5 Points	[110K]