The fiftyiest: Seems ridiculous that we have a world-class luge athlete in Adam Rosen who can’t place because he hasn’t got the right equipment. How can that happen?

Simon: Why do not all athletes have the same sled in the luge? Surely that's not fair if some are quicker then others?

Stephan Fisher: Hearing that Adam Rosen would have a chance to medal if he had better equipment but the funding isn’t there?! ...How much is a sled?

We still have one Brit left to go, Rupert Staudinger is 33rd after two runs, and his hopes of making the top 20 seem extremely slim, but he will be hoping to end his Games on a high note.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV

There is no difference at all in the lines from Adam Rosen and the likes of Felix Loch but there is a difference in time because they have not got the funding to get the right equipment.

He should hold his head high because he is one of the best sliders in the competition and one of the most consistent. He has beaten the track on every one but the equipment is just not up to the job.

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GB Luge, the governing body of luge in this country, posts a tweet praising Adam Rosen's effort.

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Here is Britain's Adam Rosen. But, sadly, he cannot advance into the fourth run. He is down in 22nd at the moment, but only the top 20 get to go again.

We are yet to see the crazy moments in the luge that we saw yesterday, but Australian Alex Ferlazzo's heart beat must have suddenly got faster as his third run is a wild one, bouncing off the walls, although he manages to hold on and stay on.

It is some costly mistakes from the Australian and it means he will not be in the top 20 to advance into the final run.

The first athlete has completed the course in the biathlon

Former Russian turned Korean Timofei Lapshin sets a time of 24 minutes 22.6 seconds but it is very early days.

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Germany's Felix Loch performs a 'near faultness' run on his third attempt of the men's singles luge at Pyeongchang 2018.

At the moment Loch is leading the charge, and on course to win this event for the third successive Games.

Watch live coverage of the men's luge on BBC Two right now.

Some more on the news that Mr T, of The A-Team / Rocky 3 fame, is a big fan of curling.

Wonder if he's watching the mixed doubles tie-breaker between China and Norway at the moment? Probably not as it is the middle of the night in America.

If he was watching, he would see that it is tight and tense and 3-3 after three of the eight ends.

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Meanwhile, back in the luge, Germany's Felix Loch, the reigning champion, is still the man to beat, just as he was after the action yesterday.

After this third run, the field is halved with 20 of the 40 competitors going on to the final run, to sort out the medals.

Will Brits Adam Rosen and Rupert Staudinger advance? After the second run, Rosen was 24th with Staudinger 33rd. Six more competitors then Rosen goes.

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Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

He didn’t want to give a formal interview, but ‘Alex’ - who tells me he is a former Russian international biathlete - was very friendly and while watching the men’s slopestyle final tells me he travelled here with his wife from Moscow as a fan.

'Alex' is not part of the Russian delegation in Pyeongchang - hence why he is able to wear Russian kit - and says he is proud to support his nation and take in the Olympic atmosphere.

He says that there is “some” interest in the Olympics back home and that he, like others from Russia, will be following figure skating, hockey, luge, biathlon, cross-country and moguls events during the Games.

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Now, this is a bit of controversy.

A Russian speed skater has dedicated his country's first medal of the Winter Olympics to his compatriots, who have been banned from the Games in "such a hard and unfair way".

Semen Elistratov, who won bronze for the Olympic Athletes from Russia (OAR) team, is under investigation from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for his comments.

Russia are banned from competing at the Winter Olympics but 169 of their athletes are allowed to compete as neutrals under the OAR team banner.

After winning his bronze on the opening day of the Games in the 1500m short-track speed skating event the 27-year-old said: "I have difficulties to hold back my tears. I had said before that any individual medal will be a golden or platinum one for me. I am incredibly happy that I did it, in spite of all the circumstances around Russian sport.

"I dedicate this medal to all guys that have been excluded from these Games in such a hard and unfair way. This medal is for you."

His comments are being investigated because they appear to break the rules over making political statements.

Even Mr T is getting involved...

Yes, the real Mr T. That's one of the highlights of the day for me, right there.

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BBC Red Button

If luge is not for you, we also have some curling action on the Red Button, as China takes on Norway in a tie-breaker in the mixed doubles event. The winner advances into the next phase. The loser is out.

Kelli Connolly: Watching heat three of the men's luge, gonna give a load of support to our guys AJ Rosen and Rupert Staudinger who are participating. Go Team GB!

Xavier Francis: Enjoying the luge. Could competitive water sliding be introduced to the summer games?

Now that's a sport I could take part in.

John Hunt
BBC TV commentator in Pyeongchang

Felix Loch is surely away and gone with the position he is in. That is a disappointment for Wolfgang Kindl. He may be world champion but he isn't going to pick up an Olympic medal here. He is out of the running.

And it is not just young children enjoying the Winter Olympics. American Lindsey Vonn, aiming for gold in the women's downhill, posted a video on Twitter of her dog Lucy enjoying the action.

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Not everyone enjoyed the moguls, but this little lad certainly did...

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BBC Two

This what the end of the luge track looks like.

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Germany's Felix Loch is still the man in control. Live on BBC Two.

Time for another clip from earlier on.

This time you can watch the winning performance by the Canadian duo Meagan Duhamel & Eric Radford in the team free skating event.