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The oldest stone found so far was found in Scotland.
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It appeared in the late Middle Ages in Scotland.
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It is the Kilsyth Curling Club and still exists today.
He is proud to be the first to build a specific track in Colzium and it consisted of a small dam that created an artificial pond 100x250 meters in size, which when frozen allowed to play on it. -
The element was provided with a handle to allow a more comfortable and effective launch, and the size of the implements was made official.
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They took place during the 19th century, especially in Europe and North America, but the first official form of international competition took place at the Chamonix Winter Olympics.
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It was exclusively for men and was called Scotch cup. It was held in Falkirk and Edinburgh, which was won by Ernie Richardson (Canada).
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Royal Caledonian Curling club called a meeting in which 6 countries agreed to form an international committee to be called the International Curling Federation. The countries were Canada, USA, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland and Scotland. He ! April 1966, France was included.
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Scotland is the headquarters of the World Curling Federation. Currently, curling is strongly established in Canada, where it arrived with the help of Scottish emigrants.
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It became the world curling champion, replacing the Scottish Cup.
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The World Junior Men's Curling Championship was approved.
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It became Olympic, with its first participation in Nagano, Japan.
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This modality was included in the program of the Torino Paralympic Games.
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Tuvo lugar en Vierumäkai, Finlandia.