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The USA team is auctioning off one of theirs, signed by all members of both men's and women's teams.
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What happens to the curling stones after the Olympics are done?
My guess is that they will get sold or donated to some curling club after the Olympics (though the special light-up touch-sensitive handles will be given to the World Curling Federation for use in other international competitions, I would guess).
Do teams have to bring their own curling stones to the Olympics?
The curling stones used in the Olympics are provided by the Olympics to ensure equaility between the teams. In addition, each set of stones remained on the same sheet for the duration of the qualification rounds. This evened out any advantage or disadvantage of stone variation, as all teams played on all four sheets and with both sets of stones on each sheet during the early rounds of the competition. In medal round games, teams can select their 8 stones from any of the stones on any sheet of ice.
How many stones are there in an end in curling?
In each curling end there are eight curling stones for each team--16 total.
What type of granite are curling stones made from?
The best curling stones are made of granite from Scotland or Whales
When is curling on for the Olympics?
1896
Is curling still a sport in the Olympics?
Yes. As of the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics, curling is still an Olympic sport.
Who won silver for curling for the Olympics at 2010?
in woman's curling it was Canada and in men's curling it was Norway
What are the release dates for The Curling Stones - 2006?
The Curling Stones - 2006 was released on: USA: 6 September 2006 (Los Angeles, California)
What are the stones made of for the curling events?
Granite
Which sport features stones in a house?
Curling
Was curling in the 1988 olympic?
No. Curling was introduced (actually, re-introduced, since it was a part of the first Winter Olympics) in the 1998 Nagano Olympics.
What type of rock are the curling stones made from?
They are mede of granite that usually comes from Scotland or Whales
