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What curling event joined the Olympics in 2018?
Answer: Mixed doubles
Why: Each mixed doubles team delivers just five stones per end, plus one stone placed before the end begins.
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Why did Norway's men's curlers go viral at the 2010 Olympics?
Answer: Their trousers
Why: They were golf trousers, made by the American golf clothing brand Loudmouth.
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How does a stone's handle signal a late release?
Answer: A red light
Why: A magnet under the ice at the hog line triggers the check, and a red-lit stone is removed from play.
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Who won men's Olympic curling gold in 2006, 2010 and 2014?
Answer: Canada
Why: Canada's men won gold again at Milano Cortina 2026, their fourth official Olympic men's curling title.
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How much of a stone must touch the target to count?
Answer: Any part of it
Why: When the eye cannot decide, the distance is measured from the centre to the nearest part of the stone.
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Which country has the Trefor quarry, a source of curling stones?
Answer: Wales
Why: The Canada Curling Stone Company holds the rights to Trefor granite and makes its new stones from it.