Team formations of the Chess Olympiad 2004

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The tables give the list of teams at the Chess Olympiad 2004 in Calvià. 129 teams took part in the Olympics, which hosted a tournament in the Swiss system over 14 rounds. Among them were, in addition to the A-team, two other teams of the host country. While the B team was placed according to their results, the third team played out of competition and received no placement assigned. The classification was primarily based on Brettpunkte, then the Buchholz classification and finally on team points. Further evaluation criteria were envisaged but did not have to be used. Each team included four regular and a maximum of two substitutes.

Crews

1. Ukraine

2. Russia

3. Armenia

4. USA

5. Israel

6. India

7. Cuba

8. Netherlands

9. Bulgaria

10. Spain

11. Greece

12. Poland

13. Switzerland

14. Ukraine

15. Serbia and Montenegro

16. Germany

17. Slovenia

18. Belarus

19 Philippines

20. Romania

21. Georgia

22. Azerbaijan

23. France

24. China

25. Bosnia and Herzegovina

26. Kazakhstan

27. Lithuania

28. Denmark

29 Czech Republic

30. England

31. Hungary

32. Estonia

33. Latvia

34. Argentina

35. Australia

36. Moldova

37. Slovakia

38. Canada

The second substitute player Brian Hartman was not used in the tournament.

39. Norway

40. Chile

41. Bangladesh

The regular player Niaz Murshed reported on board 4 was not used.

42. Macedonia

43. Ireland

44. Spain B

45. Sweden

46. Croatia

47. Iceland

48. Indonesia

49. Finland

50. Turkey

51 . Vietnam

52. Scotland

53. Iran

54. Mexico

55. South Africa

56. Colombia

57. IPCA

58. Belgium

59. Brazil

60. Italy

61. Tajikistan

The two substitutes Muhammadarahim Muminov and Nurullo Abdulloev were not used.

62. Austria

63. Dominican Republic

64. Ecuador

65. Bolivia

66. Peru

The Peruvians arrived late and took up the tournament only with the second round. All results are from 13 rounds.

67. Singapore

68. Andorra

69. Pakistan

70. Malaysia

71. Mongolia

72. Portugal

73. Kyrgyzstan

74. Albania

75. Faroe Islands

76. Morocco

The Moroccans arrived late and took up the tournament only with the second round. All results are from 13 rounds.

77. Venezuela

78. Paraguay

79. Costa Rica

80. Tunisia

Spain C

81. Luxembourg

82. Iraq

83. Uruguay

84. New Zealand

85. Nicaragua

The second substitute Jean Pierre Chamorro was again not used.

86. Guatemala

87. Japan

88. Wales

89. Lebanon

90. Sri Lanka

91. Thailand

92. Honduras

93. Puerto Rico

94. Botswana

95. Kenya

The second substitute player Kenneth Omolo was not used during the Olympics.

96. IBCA

97. Barbados

98. Libya

99. Angola

100. Hong Kong

101. Palestine

Khaled Mohamad Knio, reported in the first substitute position, was not used.

102. Jamaica