Curling is often one of Team GB's stronger events at the Winter Olympics, but what are the rules?
The team competition will see medals handed out in a women’s competition, a men’s competition, and a mixed doubles competition.
How does Curling work?
Ten teams will compete in both the men’s and women’s competition. It will begin with a round robin event over 12 rounds.
After those matches have been played, the top four will progress to the semi-finals.
The teams competing in the women’s competition are Great Britain, Sweden, Switzerland, Japan, Denmark, China, USA, South Korea, Canada and the Russian Olympic Committee.
The men’s competition will be played out between Denmark, Canada, USA, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, China, Great Britain, Italy and the Russian Olympic Committee.
Ten teams will compete in the mixed doubles competition in the round robin stage.
They are Switzerland, Norway, Canada, Great Britain, USA, Italy, Czech Republic, China, Australia and Sweden.
Which Team GB members will be competing in Curling?
Team GB’s women’s team will be made up of Eve Muirhead, Vicky Wright, Jennifer Dodds, Hailey Duff and Mili Smith.
The men’s team consists of Bruce Mouat, Grant Hardie, Bobby Lammie, Hammy McMillan and Ross Whyte.
Mouat will team up with Dodds in the mixed doubles competition.
When to watch Curling at the Winter Olympics
February 2
- Mixed doubles round robin session 1, 12.05pm
February 3
- Mixed doubles round robin session 2, 1.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 3, 6.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 4, 12.05pm
February 4
- Mixed doubles round robin session 5, 12.35am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 6, 5.35am
February 5
- Mixed doubles round robin session 7, 1.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 8, 6.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 9, 12.05pm
February 6
- Mixed doubles round robin session 10, 1.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 11, 6.05am
- Mixed doubles round robin session 12, 12.05pm
February 7
- Mixed doubles round robin session 12, 1.05am
- Mixed doubles semi-final, 12.05pm
February 8
- Mixed doubles bronze medal game, 6.05am
- Mixed doubles gold medal game, 12.05pm
February 9
- Men’s round robin session 1, 12.05pm
February 10
- Women’s round robin session 1, 1.05am
- Men’s round robin session 2, 6.05am
- Women’s round robin session 2, 12.05pm
February 11
- Men’s round robin session 3, 1.05am
- Women’s round robin session 3, 6.05am
- Men’s round robin session 4, 12.05pm
February 12
- Women’s round robin session 4, 1.05am
- Men’s round robin session 5, 6.05am
- Women’s round robin session 5, 12.05pm
February 13
- Men’s round robin session 6, 1.05am
- Women’s round robin session 6, 6.05am
- Men’s round robin session 7, 12.05pm
February 14
- Women’s round robin session 7, 1.05am
- Men’s round robin session 8, 6.05am
- Women’s round robin session 8, 12.05pm
February 15
- Men’s round robin session 9, 1.05am
- Women’s round robin session 9, 6.05am
- Men’s round robin session 10, 12.05pm
February 16
- Women’s round robin session 10, 1.05am
- Men’s round robin session 11, 6.05am
- Women’s round robin session 11, 12.05pm
February 17
- Men’s round robin session 12, 1.05am
- Women’s round robin session 12, 6.05am
- Men’s semi-final, 12.05pm
February 18
- Men’s bronze medal game, 6.05am
- Women’s semi-final, 12.05pm
February 19
- Men’s gold medal game, 6.05am
- Women’s bronze medal game, 12.05pm
February 20
- Women’s gold medal game, 1.05am
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