Biathlonpublished at 14:01 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Frenchman Martin Fourcade becomes the first biathlete to defend the pursuit title just 24 hours after a disastrous showing in the sprint event.
Summary
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Dutch speed skater Ireen Wust triumphs
Biathlon golds for German Laura Dahlmeier & France's Martin Fourcade
GB's Aimee Fuller 17th in slopestyle final affected by strong winds
Biathlonpublished at 14:01 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
The greatestpublished at 13:59 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Speed skating: Women's 1,500m
Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TVIreen Wust is the greatest Olympian the Dutch have ever produced.
Ski Jumpingpublished at 13:55 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's normal hill final
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Ski Jumpingpublished at 13:55 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's normal hill final
Qualification is done for the final event of the day - the women's ski jumping.
The six unlucky women to miss out are Nita Englund, Taylor Henrich, Elena Runggaldier, Evelyn Insam and Guylim Park.
Maren Lundby of Norway leads the way.
'It means so much to her'published at 13:50 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Speed skating: Women's 1,500m
Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TVIt is another Olympic title for the Netherlands and Ireen Wust! It was a superb performance from her. She wins again! She was beaten by a blink of an eye in the 3,000m on Saturday but not here.
Miho Takagi finishes with the silver medal. She gave it her best - she gave it absolutely everything but in that final 200m or so it just got away from her.
The Netherlands crowd are going absolutely crazy here. Wust has won so much so many times and it still means that much to her.
Image source, Getty Imagessilver medal Silver Medalpublished at 13:50 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Miho Takagi's last lap was good enough to take silver.
- Ireen Wust (Netherlands)
- Miho Takagi (Japan)
- Marrit Leenstra (Netherlands)
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:48 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Wust at it again!
Image source, Getty ImagesIreen Wust is the most successful speed skater in Olympic history!
The Dutch woman won silver in the in the 3,000m on day one to take her Olympic tally to nine, alongside Germany's Claudia Pechstein. Gold here gives her a 10th Olympic medal.
She's in tears.
gold-medal Gold Medal - Ireen Wustpublished at 13:47 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Heather Bergsma comes flying out of the blocks, she's half a second ahead after the first lap!
Can she hold on? She begins to tie up...
Ireen Wust is the champion!
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeed Skatingpublished at 13:44 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
The last two then. Heather Bergsma of the US, and Miho Takagi of Japan.
Will they win a medal? Or will it be a Netherlands clean sweep?
'Wust has a medal'published at 13:43 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Speed Skating: Women's 1,500m
Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TVIreen Wust is definitely going to get a medal with just one skier left to go. She timed her race to perfection. Lotte van Beek was looking very strong indeed but Wust is still in that pole position.
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:42 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Lotte van Beek burns away from the Japanese athlete - but she's only into third!
That's a Dutch 1-2-3 with two to go...
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:40 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Just four athletes remain then. Here come the first pair, another Dutch skater in the guise of Lotte van Beek, plus Japanese Ayaka Kikuchi.
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:38 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
No! Marrit Lenstra can't keep up and she is nine tenths back, into second place.
Ireen Wust got faster and faster...
Image source, AFPSpeed Skatingpublished at 13:36 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Marrit Leenstra is fastest of all after the first lap. This looks good!
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Marrit Leenstra of the Netherlands is in the next pair. Double Dutch Delight coming up?
'Anxious wait for Wust'published at 13:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Speed skating: Women's 1,500m
Simon Brotherton
Commentator on BBC TVA great piece of aggressive skating from Ireen Wust. It will be a very anxious wait for her now given the class of some of the athletes still yet to come. But it's got the Netherlands crowd off their feet.
Gold for Wust?published at 13:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Speed skating: Women's 1,500m
Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TVThe big question is, is that going to be enough from Ireen Wust?
Image source, Getty ImagesSpeed Skatingpublished at 13:33 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Ireen Wust was exactly level as she entered the final lap. Can she find the time to take the lead?Yes! Into gold medal position with 1:54.35!
She leads by over a second! Six athletes still to come.
Speed Skatingpublished at 13:32 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 1500m
Ireen Wust is outside the time after the first split. She needs to get moving. She's four tenths of a second down...
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
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Daniel Gosbee: Unbelievable mogul skiing by Mikael Kingsbury, impressive.
Andrew Priestley: I had absolutely no idea what was going on in that Men’s Moguls Final, but I am seriously impressed by what I saw!