Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

It started pretty well but the landing let Vinjar Slatten down off the top kicker. He was going for big high but he landed recklessly.

Next up, Australian Matt Graham.

Vinjar Slatten of Norway is the only European competitor in the final but he fluffs his landing off his first jump! Chances, gone.

He finishes to card a score, but it's only 33.61.

Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

Marc-Antoine Gagnon sets the standard. That's all he can do! He skied quite beautifully. Can he get on the podium and get an Olympic medal tonight? The landing was solid.

Marc-Antoine Gagnon of Canada is first up, he gets through his run, a heavy landing but he's home safe.

Fourth in Sochi, he scores 77.02. That sets the standard.

We are about to get under way then in the final. One run each for the last six competitors.

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Jake Cusworth: The winter Olympics are my jam.

Kate C: My boy saw Martin Fourcade training when he was skiing in January. The guy was sprinting up a black run, without skis. He is a machine.

Tommy Pearson: What I love about Winter Olympics is that at end of every event, every competitor just looks relieved that they're not hideously injured.

There's currently a break at both the speed skating and the moguls while they clean the ice/remogul the moguls.

The moguls looks absolutely brutal on the knees, and that's before you crash.

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The final six are:

Daichi Hara

Mikael Kingsbury

Casey Andringa

Matt Graham

Vinjar Slatten

Marc-Antoine Gaganon

Sho Endo, who led coming into the second final, has crashed out and he will not make the final!

No medal for the Japanese athlete.

We now know the final six.

Indeed, Mikael Kingsbury's score of 82.19 puts him into the lead and safely into the final six.

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Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TV

An exhibition run from Mikael Kingsbury! That has got to be the new lead! The execution of that was the best we have seen so far.

Brittany Bowe of the US has just gone into the lead with a time of 1:55.54...

Get well soon Ollie! Human Google is not well.

Other search engines are available. None of them can answer any Olympic question quicker than Ollie.

Ollie Williams
Commentator on BBC TV

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Women's ski jump, first round, is beginning now. I have no voice at all so you will get CBC commentary on any BBC output (drat, drat, treble drat). Tweeting requires only fingers and a laptop, both of which I mercifully do still possess, so I'll be doing that instead.

35 athletes in round 1, 30 go through, final is later tonight local time. First out is Evelyn Insam (good Insta account, eveinsam). You probably need - I'm estimating here - around 60ish points to be happy that you're getting out of this first round.

plenty of crashes in the Moguls. Six men will progress into the third final, where the medals are won.So far only Vinjar Slatten is through.

You can watch at the top of the screen.

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It's victory for the Swiss, who go into the mixed doubles final where they will face Canada!

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The weather has not been kind but we are going to get the ski jumping under way...

Lee Fergusson: That was an incredible finish in the curling with the Swiss nicking it from the Russians.

TiedtotheBells: Omg, he went down HARD in the men’s moguls!

Alex Haworth: Martin Fourcade is actually one of greatest sportsman in the world, but gets hardly any recognition because he competes in biathlon.