Following consultation with the competing World Curling Member Associations and Local Organisers, next season’s World Mixed ...

World Curling introduced specifications for brushes in elite competition in 2016. This page is available to help athletes, officials and curling organisations understand the brush specifications and ...

Curling has been described as the ‘Roarin’ Game’, with the ‘roar’ coming from the noise of a granite stone as it travels over the ice. The exact origins of the game, however, are unclear, but curling ...

World Curling welcomes Andrew Ryan MBE, from England, to the World Curling Board as an Independent Director.  Ryan joins the ...

Geneva, Switzerland has been officially confirmed as the host city for the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2026 and ...

World Curling has now opened applications for the Sports Media Trainee Programme for the 2025-2026 curling season. This initiative has been designed to allow young aspiring sports media professionals ...

The creation of the Pan Continental Curling Championships has led to more nations competing on the international circuit – with some recording historical firsts. Guyana’s men’s team and Mexico’s women ...

The Development Assistance Programme (DAP) is available to the World Curling Member Associations to aid them with development projects centred around increasing curling participation in their country.

Following the latest World Curling Board Meeting in December 2024, the decision was taken to extend the World Curling event exclusion of Belarus and Russia until the end of the 2024–2025 season. The ...

Apart from defending champions Italy, Sweden are the only Member Association competing in the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2025 that is represented by two Olympic gold medallists — Anna ...

The Sustainability Working Group was established in February 2023 to propose strategies, policies, rules and recommendations that empower the Federation and its Member Associations to implement ...

World Curling will provide coverage of all games from the World Junior Curling Championships 2024 in Lohja, Finland from 17 to 24 February. The games will be streamed on World Curling’s recently ...