Nodirbek Abdusattorov

Awards & Honours

Awards Won

Honours

Rankings

Records

Nodirbek Abdusattorov stands as a testament to youthful brilliance in the world of chess. His 2021 World Rapid Championship victory remains a singular achievement, marking him as the youngest open world champion in history. He has consistently broken records, including the youngest Grandmaster qualification and the youngest to reach a 2400 rating. His ability to perform on the top board at the Chess Olympiad while still a teenager highlights his maturity. These accomplishments place him among the most decorated players of his generation.

Nodirbek Abdusattorov receiving an award

AwardsAbdusattorov's accolades represent the highest honors in his field. He won the World Rapid Chess Championship in 2021, becoming the youngest ever winner in the event's history. He secured a Chess Olympiad Team Gold in 2022 as part of the Uzbekistan team and received an Individual Silver Award for best performance on Board 1. FIDE awarded him the Grandmaster title in 2018. He was named Asia's Best Young Player in 2017 and won the Youth Chess Olympiad Gold in the same year. In 2026, he claimed the Tata Steel Chess Masters and the Prague Chess Tournament.

Honours & Distinctions

Grandmaster Title

FIDE·2018

Awarded the highest lifetime title in chess at age 13.

Asia's Best Young Player

Asian Chess Federation·2017

Recognized as the top junior player in Asia.

Rankings & Lists

World Chess Rankings

FIDE·2024

Records & Feats

Youngest World Rapid Champion

Historic First·2021

Became the youngest ever open world champion in any time format at 17 years and 3 months.

Youngest Grandmaster Qualifier

Career Milestone·2018

Qualified for the GM title at 13 years, 1 month, and 11 days, setting a record at the time.

Youngest to Reach 2400 Rating

Rating Record·2017

Achieved a rating of 2400 faster than any other player in history at that time.