Mar Del Plata Open Chess Tournament
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# Year Winner 1 1960 Cristobal Dominguez (Argentina) 1 1961 Cristobal Dominguez (Argentina) 1 1963 Cristobal Dominguez (Argentina) 1 1967 Miguel Najdorf (Argentina) 2 1969 René Letelier (Chile) 3 1970 Lothar Schmid (Germany) 4 1971 Raúl Ocampo (Argentina) 5 1972 Jorge Rubinetti (Argentina) 6 1973 Lothar Schmid (Germany) 7 1974 Miguel Najdorf (Argentina) 8 1975 Jaime Emma (Argentina) 9 1976 Aldo Seidler (Argentina) 10 1977 Ricardo Poleschi (Argentina) 11 1978 Aldo Seidler (Argentina) 12 1979 Miguel Najdorf (Argentina) 13 1980 Carlos Lago (Argentina) 14 1983 Luis Bronstein (Argentina) 15 1984 Marcelo Tempone (Argentina) 16 1985 Jorge Rubinetti (Argentina) 17 1986 Oscar Panno (Argentina) 18 1987 Roberto Cifuentes (Chile) 19 1988 Oscar Panno (Argentina) 20 1989 Pablo Zarnicki (Argentina) 21 1990 Roberto Cifuentes (Chile) 22 1991 Marcelo Tempone (Argentina) 23 1992 Sergio Giardelli (Argentina) 24 1993 Bent Larsen (Denmark)
Julio Granda (Peru)25 1994 Oscar Panno (Argentina) 26 1995 Sergio Slipak (Argentina) 27 1996 Fabian Fiorito (Argentina) 28 1997 Fernando Braga (Italy) 29 1998 Alfredo Giaccio (Argentina) 30 1999 Sergio Slipak (Argentina) 31 2000 Martín Labollita (Argentina) 32 2001 Sergio Slipak (Argentina) 33 2002 Fabián Fiorito (Argentina) 34 2003 Suat Atalık (Bosnia and Herzegovina) 35 2004 Pablo Lafuente (Argentina) 36 2005 José F. Cubas (Paraguay) 37 2006 Diego Flores (Argentina) 38 2007 Andrés Rodríguez (Uruguay)
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