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The Finnish Chess Championship is the national championship in chess in Finland. Winners | Year | Host city | Winner[1][2] | | 1922 | Helsinki | Anatol Tschepurnoff | | 1928 | Viipuri | Anatol Tschepurnoff | | 1931 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1932 | Helsinki | Ragnar Krogius | | 1933 | Helsinki | Birger Axel Rasmusson | | 1934 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1935 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1936 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1937 | Helsinki | Thorsten Gauffin | | 1938 | Helsinki | Toivo Salo | | 1939 | Helsinki | Osmo Kaila | | 1945 | Helsinki | Hugo Ilmari Solin | | 1946 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1947 | Helsinki | Jalo Aatos Fred | | 1948 | Turku | Aarne Ilmari Niemalä | | 1949 | Helsinki | Toivo Salo | | 1950 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1951 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1952 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1953 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1954 | Helsinki | Osmo Kaila | | 1955 | Helsinki | Jalos Aatos Fred | | 1956 | Helsinki | Toivo Salo | | 1957 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1958 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1959 | Turku | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1960 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1961 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1962 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1963 | Helsinki | Eero Böök | | 1964 | Helsinki | Ilkka Antero Kanko | | 1965 | Helsinki | Heikki Westerinen | | 1966 | Naantali | Heikki Westerinen | | 1967 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1968 | Helsinki | Heikki Westerinen | | 1969 | Helsinki | Mauri Olavi Sirkiä | | 1970 | Helsinki | Heikki Westerinen | | 1971 | Helsinki | Ilkka Juhani Sarén | | 1972 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1974 | Helsinki | Pertti Kalervo Poutiainen | | 1976 | Helsinki | Pertti Kalervo Poutiainen | | 1978 | Helsinki | Yrjö Aukusti Rantanen | | 1980 | Järvenpää | Jorma Paavo Äijälä | | 1982 | Helsinki | Veijo Mäki | | 1983 | Helsinki | Kaarle Ojanen | | 1984 | Helsinki | Antti Pyhälä | | 1985 | Espoo | Jouni Yrjölä | | 1986 | Pori | Yrjö Aukusti Rantanen | | 1987 | Jyväskylä | Mika Ebeling | | 1988 | Helsinki | Jouni Yrjölä | | 1989 | Tampere | Antti Pyhälä | | 1990 | Helsinki | Veijo Mäki | | 1991 | Tampere | Joose Norri | | 1992 | Helsinki | Esko Matti Hakulinen | | 1993 | Naantali | Marko Manninen | | 1994 | Helsinki | Joose Norri | | 1995 | Helsinki | Joose Norri | | 1996 | Helsinki | Joose Norri | | 1997 | Helsinki | Antti Pihlajasalo | | 1998 | Karhula | Tapani Sammalvuo | | 1999 | Vammala | Olli Salmensuu | | 2000 | Helsinki | Aleksei Holmsten | | 2001 | Helsinki | Joose Norri | | 2002 | Helsinki | Mika Karttunen | | 2003 | Helsinki | Heikki Lehtinen | | 2004 | Espoo | Heikki Lehtinen | | 2005 | Lahti | Tapani Sammalvuo | | 2006 | Helsinki | Mika Karttunen | | 2007 | Helsinki | Mika Karttunen | | 2008 | Mantta | Tomi Nybäck | | 2009 | Tampere | Mika Karttunen | | 2010 | Helsinki | Mika Karttunen | | 2011 | Helsinki | Mikael Agopov | | 2012 | Helsinki | Vilka Sipila | | 2013 | Mantta | Mika Karttunen | | 2014 | Helsinki | Mika Karttunen | | 2015 | Kalajoki | Mikael Agopov | | 2016 | Helsinki | Vilka Sipila | | 2017 | Helsinki | Teemu Virtanen | | 2018 | Helsinki | Mikael Agopov |
References1. ^{{citation| last=Whyld | first=Ken | author-link=Ken Whyld| year=1986| title=Chess: The Records| publisher=Guinness Books| isbn=0-85112-455-0| pages=98–99}} (results through 1985)
2. ^{{cite web|title=Men's Finnish Chess Championships|url=http://www.shakki.net/shakkipeli/historia/henkilokoht.html|website=ShakkiNet|accessdate=7 December 2017|date=20 June 2017}}
External links
| last=Crowther | first=Mark
| date=19 June 2006 | title=THE WEEK IN CHESS 606: Finnish Championship
| publisher=London Chess Center
| url=http://www.chesscenter.com/twic/twic606.html#13}} (2006 crosstable)- Finnish Championship July 2008 Finland FIDE Chess Tournament report
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