Watch: Men's combined downhill replay
GB's Elise Christie crashes out in short-track speed skating final
Christie left in tears. Italy's Arianna Fontana wins gold
US teenager Chloe Kim claims halfpipe title
Marcel Hirscher wins first Olympic gold in men's combined
Kjeld Nuis wins speed skating gold for dominant Dutch
Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo and Sweden's Stina Nilsson claim sprint classic gold
When perfect is still not good enough...
Snowboard legend and heavy gold-medal favourite Shaun White faces off against world champion Australia's Scotty James in a ridiculously high-quality halfpipe qualifier at the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Women's 500m (from 10:00 GMT)
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Women's 500m (from 10:00 GMT)
A reminder if you're just joining us that the big action today - from a GB perspective - is Elise Christie in the speed skating.
She goes in the second quarter-final just after 10:00 GMT.
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Joanne Oliver: So nervous for the short track today... Come on Elise.
Women's 500m (from 10:00 GMT)
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Is snowboarding the only sport which you can do wearing a coat?
Men's halfpipe
Image source, Getty ImagesSome of the athletes have earphones on as they compete in the halfpipe - what's on the playlist?
"On my last run I had AC/DC. The run before that I had Creedence Clearwater on," said Scotty James
"It really depends on how I'm feeling. Sometimes I like to listen to rap. I'm on the classic rock '70s buzz at the moment, so I've been running that.
"It's probably the first five seconds of my drop-in where I'm listening to the music and then I go into complete tunnel vision where I can't hear a thing other than me talking to myself during my run."
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Vicki Spreadbury: Speed skating is brilliant if you're not hoping for a particular person to win. If you're actively supporting anyone it's a nail-chewingly traumatic experience.
Canada 0-0 Finland
Some live action!
The women's ice hockey is just about to get going, you can watch at the top of the screen.
Women's 500m (from 10:00 GMT)
Could Elise Christie win a medal for GB today?
The 27-year-old Scottish skater is one of Team GB's best hopes for a medal in Pyeongchang, so it makes perfect sense to get behind one of our own and cheer her on.
We love nothing more than to root for home-grown talent, so join in the hype and you won't regret it.
Image source, Getty Images"The arena's got lots of purple on it, which is good for me because I like purple", Elise Christie told 5 Live last week.
5 live breakfast are already in situ at the Gangneung Ice Arena and Rob Hatch will bring you full commentary as Christie tries to win GB's first medal of the games.
Image source, BBC SportWomen's 500m (from 10:00 GMT)
Image source, PAFour years since Elise Christie was disqualified in all three of her events and endured both online abuse and death threats after a collision with a South Korean skater, she finally has the chance to write a happier chapter in Olympic history.
Pyeongchang will be Christie's third Games and, having used therapy to overcome the emotional struggles that plagued her after Sochi, she enters these Olympics with genuine medal potential at all three distances.
The Scot is the current world champion and world record holder over 500m, but knows the home crowd will be against her in the sport's spiritual home.
Her quarter-final is scheduled for 10:02 GMT, the semi-finals start at 11:11 and the final is due at 12:09.
Members of the Switzerland Winter Olympics team engage in amusing antics including a peculiar escalator stunt at Pyeongchang 2018 - we don't recommend you try this at home!
Jerry Rice.
Image source, Getty ImagesNot Jerry Rice.
Image source, Getty ImagesSkeleton training
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
So the first heat of today's men's skeleton training is done and Dom Parsons finishes top! His GB team-mate Jerry Rice came in 19th.
The second heat begins in around 10 minutes' time.
Fellow Brits Laura Deas and Lizzy Yarnold have also enjoyed really good training runs so far in Pyeongchang. Deas finished top at the end of yesterday's training and defending champion Yarnold topped today's practice - their fourth run so far.
The men's skeleton heats run Thursday-Friday while the women compete Friday-Saturday.
Jerry Rice leaves the skeleton track after his first training heat on Tuesday
Shaun White qualified in first place for the final - in style...
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...turns out it didn't matter.
Chloe Kim dominated the halfpipe final at the 2018 Winter Olympics, despite saying she was "hangry" due to missing breakfast just before the event.
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100% John - it's certainly valid in our office.
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