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Ever watch the fun sport of curling during the Winter Olympics or beyond and wondered what the deal was with the giant stones that get slid down the ice? Where do they come from? We've got answers for ...

Brett Gallant of Team Canada sweeps the stone during a training session Wednesday in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy. Carmen Mandato / Getty Images Curling is one of the Winter Olympics’ most beloved sports, ...

In a sport where every millimetre counts, perhaps no playing surface will face the scrutiny of the curling ice at the Milan-Cortina Olympics You can save this article by registering for free here. Or ...

Curling, that sport that features teams of four gliding polished granite stones across a sheet of ice, has been an official sport at the Olympics since 1998, and it's back at the 2026 Winter Games.

Every four years, sports fans tune into the Winter Olympics to watch athletics they don't normally see anywhere else, including bobsledding, ski jumping, and speed skating, to name a few. Curling has ...

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Curling dates to the 1700s and was among the handful of sports at the first Winter Olympics in 1924. It didn’t return until the 1998 Games with both men’s and women’s competition. It has grown in ...