China's dominance in wheelchair curling continued in Richmond in Canada as they won their second consecutive World Championship gold.

China's Wang Haitao will look to continue his dominance of wheelchair curling at the 2023 World Championships in Richmond in Canada, which begins tomorrow.

Next year's World Wheelchair Curling Championship and World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship will be held at the Richmond Curling Centre in British Columbia, Canada.

Wheelchair curler Françoise Jaquerod, who was allowed to compete at Beijing 2022 despite failing a doping test within six weeks of the start of the Paralympics, has now been banned for six months.

The Finnish city of Lohja is set to host the World Wheelchair-B Curling Championship for the sixth time and the World Junior-B Curling Championships for the fifth time.

China have successfully defended their 2018 Paralympic gold medal in the wheelchair curling after a box office performance against Sweden on day eight of Beijing 2022 at the National Aquatics Centre.

Wang Haitao’s China and Viljo Pettersson-Dahl’s Sweden have progressed to the wheelchair curling final following success in the semi-finals at the National Aquatics Centre on day seven of Beijing 2022.

Defending champions China have finished top of the wheelchair curling standings following the conclusion of the round robin phase of the tournament at the 2022 Winter Paralympic Games in Beijing. 

Two wins for Wang Haitao's China means they are level with Sweden at the top of the wheelchair curling standings after day five of the Beijing 2022 Paralympics.

Viljo Pettersson-Dahl's Sweden were victorious twice in wheelchair curling today to move to the top of the standings, vanquishing Estonia and Britain at the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games.

Wang Haitao's China got off the mark in their third match of the wheelchair curling tournament at the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games, beating Estonia after two difficult opening ties at the National Aquatics Centre.

The Russian Paralympic Committee's curlers, who were set to compete as Neutral Paralympic Athletes, will not feature in the wheelchair curling event at the Beijing 2022 Paralympic Games after Russia launched a military assault against Ukraine last week.

Canada's wheelchair curling team will be captained by Mark Ideson at Beijing 2022, with two other Paralympic gold medallists returning for another tilt at the title.

Meggan Dawson-Farrell is about to realise her ambition of becoming a Paralympic athlete after being selected as part of the British team for the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympics, following her transition from a career in athletics.

The first-ever World Wheelchair Mixed Doubles Curling Championship is set to take place after the Beijing 2022 Winter Paralympic Games with Lohja in Finland announced as hosts.