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 The current world #1's on the rankings of the World Curling Tour. Two-time world champions, five-time european champions and olympic bronze medallists. The team is already set on representing Sweden at the olympics in Pyeongchang. Most tournaments in a year are played in Canada and this is where the largest TV viewership is based. Sportsnet is in charge of running the whole Grand Slam series for curling. A series the team won for the 2016/17 season, reaching four finals out of seven events and winning three. The finals ratings could go up to as much as 300000 viewers on Sportsnet. The sport is growing in Asia as well, but mostly within China, Japan and South Korea. China has hosted one men's and one women's world championship in the past three years, while Japan had close to a million viewers on the Sweden vs Canada men's world championship final that was held in Edmonton in April of 2017. The sport of curling is perfect for companies wanting to show off its brand as there are lots of close ups on the players during a two hour game.
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October 6, 2026