Garry Kasparov on the FIDE election

We saw yesterday in St. Louis the thrill that winning at chess still gives the 13th World Champion, Garry Kasparov. It was an experience he's known perhaps more than any man alive, but in the recent FIDE presidential election he tasted bitter defeat - losing 110:61 to 19-year incumbent Kirsan Ilyumzhinov. In his first exclusive in-depth look back at the election Kasparov explains why he ran, what went wrong and what happens now.

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