Get Involvedpublished at 07:04 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
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John Clifford: 'I was watching the curling' should be a perfectly valid excuse for being late to work...
Summary
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
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 07:04 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Brit watchpublished at 07:04 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Plenty of GB action to come...
Image source, Getty Images- 08:30-09:45: Andrew Young, winner of GB's first cross country World Cup medal in 2015, lines up for his third Olympics
- 10:00-12:11: Triple world champion Elise Christie bids for short-track speed skating gold in the women's 500m
- 10:26-10:54: Team-mate Joshua Cheetham will make his Olympic debut in the 1,000m qualification rounds alongside Farrell Treacy
- 11:00-13:00: Annika Taylor will compete in the cross country women's individual classic
What have you missed?published at 07:03 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
If you've just woken up, here's what action you've slept through:
- American snowboard sensation Chloe Kim produced a brilliant performance to take gold in the women's halfpipe
- Austrian skiing great Marcel Hirscher won a long-awaited first Olympic gold medal with victory in the men's combined event in Pyeongchang.
- Japanese speed skater Kei Saito has become the first athlete to be excluded from the 2018 Winter Olympics for a doping violation.
Postpublished at 07:01 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Thanks Steph, no pressure!
Most of the glory, if we get any glory, will go to Elise Christie, not me, if we're being honest.
Morning all - ready for some more white-hot winters gold?
Postpublished at 06:59 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Right, I'm done. Here's Tom Rostance to maybe crown a British Olympic champion (well, in a little while...).
Frimpong shows his teethpublished at 06:57 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's training
Never mind the fastest times in skeleton practice, what about this helmet from Ghana's Akwasi Frimpong...
Image source, Getty ImagesYun challenges Parsonspublished at 06:55 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Skeleton training
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in PyeongchangYun Sungbin is aiming to become South Korea’s first skeleton medallist and has just hotfooted his way to second place on the training leaderboard.
The 23-year-old finished with a time of 50.81, so Britain's Dom Parson's stays 0.03 seconds ahead of the pack for now.
Watch: Hirscher wins goldpublished at 06:54 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
If you missed Marcel Hirscher's slalom run to win gold, get your chops around this...
Postpublished at 06:51 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
What sort of reaction does Wayne Rooney get on the streets of Manchester?
How big is Hirscher?published at 06:49 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
Image source, Getty ImagesLabelled the GOAT, Marcel Hirscher is kind of a big deal in Austria.
If he goes to the cinema, he has to arrive late and leave early, just so he doesn't get mobbed, according to his manager.
In his own words, he says: “I think a good comparison would be if I walked down the street in Salzburg it would get the same reaction as if [former Manchester United star] Wayne Rooney walked down a street in Manchester.”
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 06:47 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
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Daniel Gosbee: Get in Marcel Hirscher, one of the greater alpine skiers I’ve ever witnessed. So glad he has got his gold medal!
Image source, AFPgold-medal Gold Medal - Marcel Hirscher (Austria)published at 06:44 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
At long last, the great Marcel Hirscher is an Olympic champion. The Austrian, who has dominated World Cup skiing, finally gets his hands on a gold medal. There might be more to come too - this is just the first of four medal attempts.
It's a French two-three, with Alexis Pinturault and Victor Muffat-Jeandet taking silver and bronze.
Postpublished at 06:43 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
Last man Thomas Dressen, the leader after the downhill...
Postpublished at 06:42 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
Awful crash!
Matthias Mayer of Austria loses the lot and start skidding down the mountain, knocking people over like skittles. A coach, a cameraman, a course worker. Some of those collisions look quite nasty. Hopefully everyone is OK...
Postpublished at 06:41 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
The contenders are melting away, not that we expected these downhill specialists to get amongst the medals. Three more skiers to run, before Marcel Hirscher can officially celebrate that elusive Olympic gold.
Parsons excelling in trainingpublished at 06:39 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's skeleton training
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in PyeongchangAnother excellent training run for the Brits!
Dom Parsons, having ended up sixth in training yesterday, currently tops the board with time of 50.78 seconds - 0.33 ahead of current second-place Christopher Grotheer of Germany.
Jerry Rice meanwhile finishes in 51.90 and is placed ninth at the moment.
Image source, BBC SportHere come the downhill specialistspublished at 06:38 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TVThey're going to go for it, they have to go for it now. It will be quite entertaining, it won't be good technically, but it will be entertaining. It will be a bit like watching a front-row forward trying to take the ball down the wing.
Postpublished at 06:36 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
Thinking about it, Bond does quite a lot of skiing. He'd probably do alright in the combined.
Meanwhile, the downhill specialists are struggling in the slalom. Two haven't even finished the run.
Six men stand between Marcel Hirscher and gold.
Postpublished at 06:34 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Men's combined
There are eight skiers to go, but these guys are mainly downhill specialists, so it would be a huge surprise if they could pip Hirscher, or even sneak a medal, in the slalom section. There's a little break as the course is tended to. We get a shot from above of the entire snow-covered mountain. It's like the opening scenes of a Bond film.
Postpublished at 06:31 Greenwich Mean Time 13 February 2018
Image source, Chemmy Alcott