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1511
First stone
The oldest stone found so far was found in Scotland. -
1541
Origin
It appeared in the late Middle Ages in Scotland. -
First Curling Club
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. -
First estandered Material
The element was provided with a handle to allow a more comfortable and effective launch, and the size of the implements was made official. -
First intenational tournament
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. -
First Championship
It was exclusively for men and was called Scotch cup. It was held in Falkirk and Edinburgh, which was won by Ernie Richardson (Canada). -
Royal Caledonian Curling club.
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. -
World Curling Federation
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. -
Air Canada Silver Broom
It became the world curling champion, replacing the Scottish Cup. -
Junior tournament
The World Junior Men's Curling Championship was approved. -
First female tournament
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First female junior tournament
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First olympic apperance
It became Olympic, with its first participation in Nagano, Japan. -
1st world wheelchair championship.
This modality was included in the program of the Torino Paralympic Games. -
Paralimpic program
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First mixed doubles tournament
Tuvo lugar en Vierumäkai, Finlandia.