Portugal defends evolution of competitive curling formats in emerging federations
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Portugal defends evolution of competitive curling formats in emerging federations

SAPO Notícias6 September 2026 at 14:09

Portugal defends the evolution of competitive curling formats in emerging federations. The position was expressed through a statement released by FDI, Winter Sports Federation, after the recent re-election of Beau Welling as president of the World Curling Federation. The document addresses issues related to the development of the sport in countries where curling is still in a growth phase. The Portuguese defense centers on the need to adapt competitive structures to the reality of emerging federations, ensuring more equitable conditions for the global expansion of the sport.

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