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Chess Prodigies Uncovered: Sergey Karjakin - D'Costa "E104SC-RED" and feel that Lauren isSergey Karjakin hit the headlines in 2002 when he became the world's youngest ever grandmaster aged just 12 years 7 months, a record which shocked the chess world and still stands today. In the first of this new series with ChessBase, IM Lorin D'Costa investigates one of the most famous prodigies of modern times Sergey Karjakin. In this DVD, D'Costa focuses mainly on Sergey's early career from aspiring 9 year old up to grandmaster at 12, culminating