The curling competition on 2018 Winter Olympics was held between 8 and 25 February 2018 at the Gangneung Curling Center. This is the seventh time curling is in the Olympic program. In each of the competitions of men and women, ten countries compete. As decided in 2015, the third competition, a mixed double curling, has graduated from spectator sports to full medal competition. The team consists of one woman and one man. There are eight participating countries in a mixed competition.
Video Curling at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Qualification
Qualifying for a curling tournament at the Winter Olympics is determined through two methods. The country can qualify the team by earning qualifying points from appearances at the World Championship World Championships 2016 and 2017. The team can also qualify through the Olympic qualifying event held in December 2017. Seven countries qualify the team through World Championship qualifying points, while the two countries qualify through the qualifying round. As a host country, South Korean teams qualify automatically, bringing a total of ten teams per gender in a curved tournament. For the mixed doubles match, the top seven ranked teams earn qualifying points from appearances in the Double Drip Doubles World Championships 2016 and 2017 which qualify alongside the hosts of South Korea.
Maps Curling at the 2018 Winter Olympics
Competition schedule
The Curling competition begins the day before the Opening Ceremony and ends on the last day of the game, which means the sport is the only one that has a competition every day of the game. Here is the competition schedule for the curling competition:
Medal Overview
Medal Table
Medal Events
Summary of results
Male tournament
Round robin
- Standings
Babak final round robin
- Hasil
Playoff
Turnamen wanita
Round robin
- Klasemen
Babak final round robin
- Hasil
Playoff
Ganda campuran
Round robin
- Klasemen
round robin final
- Result
Playoffs
Countries participating
A total of 113 athletes from 13 countries (including the IOC appointment of Olympic athletes from Russia) are scheduled to participate (number of athletes displayed in brackets). Some curlers compete in 4-person tournaments and mixed doubles, so the number listed in this list is the total athletes sent by every NOC to the Olympics, not how many athletes they qualify.
References
External links
- Official Results Book - Curling
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