Watch: Men's combined downhill replay
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Men's combined
Hirscher puffs out his cheeks as Alexis Pinturault crosses the finish line. The Frenchman moves into silver medal position, but can't oust the Austrian megastar. It could be that Marcel Hirscher's biggest rivals are all out of the picture...
Men's combined
In these skiing events, the leader waits in an enclosure to see all his rivals attack his time. How agonising must that be?
Hirscher, breathing hard, peers on from the bottom of the mountain...
Men's combined
Marcel Hirscher moves into gold medal position, taking over from Victor Muffat-Jeandet by more than a second. The new leader has a hug for the man he has replaced.
Is that enough for the elusive first gold medal?
Men's combined
Accelerating. Battling the wind. Side to side, through the gates...
Men's combined
Here's Hirscher...
Men's combined (from 06:00 GMT)
The men's combined combines both downhill and slalom, with times added together to find the overall winner.
The field have already done the downhill element, with slalom to come - that's where the skiiers have to pass through a series of gates on the course. They are much closer together in slalom than giant slalom.
Image source, Getty ImagesMarcel Hirscher has plenty of work to do
German Thomas Dressen was in first place after the downhill.
Marcel Hirscher, winner of this event in the last two World Championships and a legend of the game, is only down in 12th place...
He goes next.
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Andy Elliott: Watching the men's alpine slalom. Let's be honest, it's no Horace Goes Skiing. They don't even have to cross a busy road to get to the shop.
Image source, Dan WalkerMen's downhill
We're halfway through the slalom part of the combined. Victor Muffat-Jeandet still leads. Marcel Hirscher, who skied back to his hotel after the downhill earlier on, is limbering up by swaying from side to side.
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
In training, the athletes go down start list according to country.
The three Canadians have all completed their first runs. Next up is the only Romanian man in the skeleton, Dorin Velicu and then Jamaica's Anthony Watson (not the England rugby back).
We've got six men to go before the Brits get sliding.
Men's combined
Image source, Getty ImagesRemember, we're keeping an eye on Austrian megastar Marcel Hirsher, a serial winner in the World Cup, but who has never taken Olympic gold. He was placed 12th in his unfavoured downhill part of the combined.
Hirscher’s World Championship triumph in Beaver Creek in 2015 saw him go from zero to hero – turning last place in the downhill into first place after the slalom. Magic Marcel has already pulled a rabbit out of the hat by being at these Games in top form given that he suffered a broken ankle in August to leave his hopes seemingly in tatters.
Six months later, he could still complete that turnaround, in more ways than one, by claiming Olympic gold.
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Oscar Livesey: I've been up since the curling match and can honestly say, from OAR bronze medalists to Chloe Kim and Shaun white, it has been well worth it.
Chantelle Francois: Halfpipe blows my mind!! Shaun White is just insane, actually can't believe what I have just seen!
Who goes in what order?
If, like us, you're wondering about the running order in the men's slalom, wonder no more.
Prior to the competition, the top seven-ranked skiers (according to World Cup Start List points for that event) are drawn between start numbers 16-22. Those ranked 8th-15th will be drawn for start numbers 8-15. The skiers ranked 16th-30th are drawn into start numbers 1-7 and 23-30.
If you can explain why this is the case, do let us know.
Men's halfpipe qualification
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
That is men's halfpipe qualification done and what an event it was.
Do not miss the final tomorrow, it will be truly breathtaking.
Men's combined
Ted Ligety of America, the 2006 champion who has only just recovered from knee surgery, has only managed to get himself into second position.
No Ligety, no gold.
Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
The view from the start house at sliding centre is superb. It’s so high up the media have to take a mini bus down the steep winding hills.
Dom Parsons and Jerry Rice will be going down on tea trays shortly. The men’s skeleton training is about to begin...
Men's combined
The second part of the men's combined is under way, with the skiers now into the slalom phase.
This action will be thick and fast, with the athletes taking little more than 45 seconds to negotiate the gates.
Only three men have taken the second run, with Frenchman Victor Muffat-Jeandet leading.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf your alarm has just gone off, then you have my sympathy. No one should have to wake-up when it's still dark. They should pass a law. Anyway, here's what you've missed...
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Vicky: It's almost 6 am, my dad's just woken up to to go work and i'm just going to bed after watching the men's half pipe, but staying up to watch Shaun White was so worth it!
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