Build the Grand Prix formation as White, choose Bb5 or Bc4, and time f5 only after your king is safe. The trainer pairs the Qe1-Qh4 attack with the defensive ideas that stop it, especially the canonical ...Nge7 setup and Black's central ...d5 break.
Eight checked lines split evenly between White's attack and Black's antidotes. Learn when f5 opens lines, when Bb5 creates a fork, and when ...Nge7-d5 takes over.
Keyboard: ← → step through the moves. Click any move chip to jump.
Every line and board claim comes from our Grand Prix Attack guide and its checked positions.
Sixteen positions test the f5 break, Qe1-Qh4 lift, Nd5-c7 fork, Bd2 interposition, a4 clamp, and the central ...d5 counter.
Keyboard: Enter next drill · H hint · R reset the position.
Choose one of six starts, set the bot's strength, and launch the Grand Prix as White. The coach flags the exact moments when Black's ...Nge7 and ...d5 halt an automatic attack.
Six starts preserve the base, the real Bb5 and Bc4 book lines, plus checked set-pieces for the c7 fork, queen lift, and central counter.
Four directions, each with a reason. Everything below links to a page that exists today.
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