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The ASTEC Safety Challenge is an annual men's curling tournament held at the Lloydminster Curling Club in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan. The total purse for the event is $125,000, one of the largest purses outside of the Grand Slams.[1] It is part of the Players' Tour. It is held every January a week prior whichever Grand Slam event is held in the month.

Established1987
2024 (revival)
ArenaLloydminster Curling Club
Purse$125,000
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Astec Safety Challenge
Established1987
2024 (revival)
Host cityLloydminster, Saskatchewan
ArenaLloydminster Curling Club
Purse$125,000
Current champions (2025)
MenManitoba Matt Dunstone
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The event is a revival of the Best Western Wayside Inn Curling Classic World Curling Tour event which started in 1987[2] and was discontinued after 2008. It was restarted in 2024 as a partnership of Astec Safety and Team Brendan Bottcher.[3]

In May 2025, it was announced that the 2026 edition will not be held so as to avoid conflict with the 2026 Winter Olympics.[4]

Winners

Astec Safety Challenge

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Wayside Inn Curling Classic

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Year Champion skip Runner-up skip Purse
1987[7]Saskatchewan Eugene HritzukSaskatchewan Rick Folk$20,500[8]
1988[9]Saskatchewan Arnold AndersonSaskatchewan Lyle Muyres$30,000
1989[10]Saskatchewan Lyle MuyresSaskatchewan Bill Knight$30,500
1990[11]Saskatchewan Brad HeidtAlberta Mike Vavrek$35,000[12]
1991[13]Saskatchewan Mark DaceySaskatchewan Lyle Muyres$40,000[14]
1992[15]Manitoba Vic PetersAlberta Don Walchuk$40,000
1993[16]Saskatchewan Mark DaceyAlberta Greg Ferster$40,000[17]
1994[18]Alberta Ed LukowichAlberta Kurt Balderston$40,500
1995[19]Alberta Lowell PetermanSaskatchewan Rod Montgomery
1996[20]Saskatchewan Rob EwenManitoba Jeff Stoughton
1997[21]Alberta Doug WalkerAlberta Randy Ferbey[22]$45,000
1998[23]Saskatchewan Bruce KorteSaskatchewan Art Paulsen
1999[24]British Columbia Bert GretzingerAlberta Kevin Koe
2000[25]Saskatchewan Rob Ewen?$50,500
2001[26]Switzerland Andreas SchwallerSaskatchewan Bruce Korte$49,400
2002[27]Saskatchewan Glen DespinsBritish Columbia Brent Pierce$50,500
2003[28]Alberta John MorrisAlberta Randy Ferbey$50,000
2004[29]British Columbia Pat RyanAlberta Jamie King$52,800
2005[30]Alberta Mark JohnsonAlberta Ryan Keane$52,800
2006[31]Ontario Glenn HowardManitoba Kerry Burtnyk$75,000
2007[32]Manitoba Jeff StoughtonOntario Glenn Howard$75,000
2008[33][34]Alberta Kevin MartinAlberta Warren Hassall$81,000
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