Teams take to social media on journey to the Olympic Winter Games

"Come on buddy, you got it!" #TBT pic.twitter.com/o7ZAUqhUI1

— TeamKevinKoe (@TeamKevinKoe) December 14, 2017

Team Great Britain skip Eve Muirhead is heading to her third Olympics – this time with two of her bothers competing as well.

So proud to be again part of @teamgb for my third games, Pyeongchang 2018! This Olympics is going to be a very special to me...competing along side my 2 brothers #siblings #teamgb 🇬🇧

A post shared by Eve Muirhead (@evemuirhead) on Jun 22, 2017 at 10:00am PDT

United States brother and sister mixed doubles team Matt and Becca Hamilton celebrate after booking their second ticket to compete in the Games.

So very honored to be representing #teamusa in mixed doubles curling. I couldn’t have done it without my amazing sister and teammate @heccabamilton. A huge thank you to all the friends and family that have made this possible!

A post shared by Matt Hamilton (@hamscurl) on Dec 19, 2017 at 10:59am PST

Swedish skips Anna Hasselborg and Niklas Edin sweating it out at the Olympic summer training camp with 200 days to go.

Let the countdown begin! Today it's 200 days until we and @teamniklasedin are hitting the ice in Pyeongchang. #pyeongchang2018 #roadtopyeongchang2018 #sweolympic 📸: Björn Larsson Rosvall/TT

A post shared by Team Hasselborg (@teamhasselborg) on Jul 21, 2017 at 2:55pm PDT

Mixed doubles skip Oona Kauste of Finland excited with the 100 day count down on.

100 päivää Pyeongchangiin olympialaisiin! Itseasiassa meidän pelit alkaa jo 99 päivän päästä!! #100päivää #roadtopyeongchang18 #100days 😀🙊✌️

A post shared by Oona Kauste (@oonakauste) on Nov 1, 2017 at 5:50am PDT

Some familiar faces at a media session in Japan with team Switzerland, Sweden, Japan and Great Britain answering questions.

Media point in Karuizawa prior to the event. #TeamGenève

A post shared by Team de Cruz (@team_de_cruz) on Dec 14, 2017 at 5:43am PST

Team Switzerland celebrate their undefeated Olympic trials run.

What a fantastic day! pic.twitter.com/Xx5rXTDeHQ

— Team Tirinzoni (@TeamTirinzoni) October 13, 2017

Oliver Dupont of Denmark congratulates his two sisters after securing their Olympic berth.

Amazing day yesterday to experience with my sisters! First they won their spot for the Olympic Games in a nail biter of a game and hours later we won ours 🙈 Can’t wait to experience the Olympics with my sisters in 2 months. Congrats again @maddiepigen and @denisedupont84 ☺️🇩🇰🥌 Photos: ©️ Alina Pavlyuchik, WCF

A post shared by Oliver Dupont (@oliverdupont) on Dec 11, 2017 at 10:48am PST

Local Italian media filming Amos Mosaner for an upcoming segment about the Olympic Witner Games.

Stamattina durante le finali di double mix è arrivato SkySport a fare delle riprese a noi atleti della nazionale😊 le riprese andranno in onda durante le Olimpiadi di Pyeongchang2018🇰🇷. Intanto alle 14 ci giochiamo la finale bronzo nella specialità double mix (uomo/donna) in questa fase finale di campionato Italiano. #curling #doubletrouble #mix #fisg #aeronauticamilitare #finali #campionatoitaliano @alicecobelli 💪🏼

A post shared by Amos Mosaner (@amos_mosaner) on Jan 14, 2018 at 4:15am PST

The mixed doubles tournament at the Games will be played in the Gangneung Curling Centre between Thursday 8 February – the day before the official Olympic opening ceremony – until Tuesday 13 February. This will be followed by the women’s and men’s tournaments, which start on Wednesday 14 February and run through to Sunday 25 February.

To follow the build-up to and coverage from the Games, follow us on Twitter, Instagram (@worldcurling) and Facebook (/WorldCurlingFederation) and use the hashtags: #Roadto2018 #curling