We are with the ski jump on BBC One and we will be seeing a gold medallist crowned inside the next hour.

As well as distance, you are marked on your style and grace through the air. Not so easy when you have these winds to deal with.

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Why luge?

Luge has many benefits, though they may not initially be clear to you when standing at the top of the run for the first time.

Given the confined space in which lugers operate, any small movement is key - so the sport encourages strong movement skills along with improved agility, balance, and coordination.

Strength and conditioning are essential to withstand the speeds and G-forces encountered as you progress in the sport.

Might be worth thinking about in a few year's time, Louise.

One period to go in the ice hockey, and Switzerland are holding a 6-0 lead over the united Korea team, which, remember, features players from both South Korea and North Korea.

Can Korea get a goal to drive the home fans wild?

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This is how it stands at the halfway point in the men's luge singles.

Germany's Felix Loch, who has won this event at the past two Winter Olympics, is well placed to make it three in a row. He holds a 0.188 second lead over Austria's David Gleirscher, who had been leading at the end of run one.

The last two runs take place tomorrow when Loch may well be getting his hands on more gold.

Great British pair Adam Rosen and Rupert Staudinger are 24th and 33rd respectively.

British snowboarder Jamie Nicholls has told of his disappointment after falling in his second run and failing to make the slopestyle final.

"This picture perfectly sums up how I felt today," he posted on Instagram.

"Gutted sometimes things don't go your way, but today I felt like it did, until I saw my score come in.

"This is competitive snowboarding and how it goes sometimes. But it only makes you stronger and want to come back and smash it even harder next time.

"The negatives today were out of my control but the positives were I put down a run that I was happy with."

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Blunderbolt: I am getting way too into the curling!

Kat: I'm sure some of these slope style guys would do much better if they pulled their trousers up!

Wow. How about this for strong support?

Check out the North Korean cheerleaders showing support as the unified Korean women's team face Switzerland in Group B in the ice hockey at Pyeongchang 2018.

There will be one more gold medal settled today, and that comes in ski-jumping, with the final of the men's normal hill individual competition.

The Korean fans are in good spirits in the ice hockey, but they were absolutely ecstatic in the men's 1500m final in the short track speed skating as they won their first gold medal of the Games.

Watch the video below to see the great scenes as Lim Hyo-jun took the glory.

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BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

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I think it’s fair to say forward Alina Muller is Switzerland’s star player from the first half - she’s scored four of their five goals against the unified Koreans in this women’s hockey group match. Phoebe Staenz grabbed the fifth.

So Jung Shin, the Korean goalkeeper, has been under the cosh for most of the game but it hasn’t stopped the crowd screaming with delight on the rare times the hosts have attacked.

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We are moving over to BBC One for the rest of today's action. Press the play button at the top to watch.

Four gold medals (out of 102) won so far at this Winter Olympics, and the Netherlands are currently on top of the table.

Polyester Peacock: The speed of this skating is mind blowing.

Alix Fowler: Watching the men’s final of the speed skating through my hands! I am so worried they are going to take each other out.

Switzerland are cruising to a victory over the combined Korea team. It stands at 5-0 with still one full period to come.

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Greg Cackett, part of the British bobsleigh team, has posted a picture on Instagram of him and some of his team-mates at yesterday's Opening Ceremony.

He wrote: "Just adding my opening ceremony post to the masses I'm sure you've already seen! Incredible spectacle and, personally, really made the Olympic experience come to life. Cannot wait to compete now.

"As many have written already, the Olympic movement gives these exceptional few a chance to compete and make lifelong friendships with athletes from all nations and walks of life. It's a truly special event I feel so privileged to be a part of."

Oscar Livesey: What a short speed skate final! Can't believe I'm saying this but Winter Olympics > Six nations right now.

Lee Fergusson: Speed skating is epic and full of drama!

Earlier today, we asked you to vote on which country will finish top of the medal table.

This is how you voted - and it ended in a tie between Canada and the United States

• Canada, United States 23%
• Norway 21%
• Great Britain 11%
• China, Germany 7%
• Olympic Athletes From Russia 6%
• South Korea 2%
• France 1%

Maybe we should have included the Netherlands after they just took a gold, silver and bronze in the ladies 3,000m in the speed skating. Thanks for voting. We will have another one tomorrow.

Great Britain's Charlotte Gilmartin, who crashed in the short track speed skating 500m heats earlier today, has been talking to BBC Sport. She says: "I kept getting injured or making false starts so I've been working on a new start in recent weeks so I was pleased I committed to it even after the re-start.

"I had the speed and I was feeling good but then someone stole my place so I was in two minds. I'm devastated obviously to come away with a penalty but I train every day to get that right and it just didn't happen today.

"I think it was a 50-50 call. I was ahead but you can't fight the decision. I'm upset I don't get to continue but I'm grateful for all the support I have received. I hope I can make up for it.

"I've got a sore rib but my legs are fine and that's the important thing! I gained confidence and had a lot of speed so I can take it on the ice for the next race."

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And here you can watch the first goal from 19-year-old Alina Muller as Switzerland lead 3-0 against Korea.

Switzerland are rather spoiling the party in the women's ice hockey as they lead 3-0 after the first period against the united team of Korea (featuring players from both North and South Korea).

Alina Muller has scored three times.

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