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Just Jones: INSANE.
Matt: Shaun White ISN'T HUMAN.
Sharron: First run and the guys are dropping runs like this? Awesome! How to up that from Scotty and Shaun?!
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GB men's curling lose against Olympic champions Canada
Earlier, they beat Switzerland 6-5 in overtime
GB's women curlers beat Olympic Athletes from Russia 10-3
USA's Shaun White wins halfpipe gold with thrilling final run
High winds force postponement of biathlon & slalom
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 02:01 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
GB on the fast track to gold?published at 02:00 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four time Olympic rowing champion & BBC Sport reporter in PyeongchangBig day up at the sliding track. No GB racing but trying to get to the bottom of why our sliders are so quick. They've been burning it up in training.
Image source, ReutersWomen's slalom delayedpublished at 01:59 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Women's slalom final
A change to your schedule.
Due to strong winds, the women's slalom final, featuring American sensation Mikeaela Shiffrin, will get going with the first run at 02:45 GMT, with the second run at 05:45 GMT.
Even that start time could be doubtful, though.
curling Britain back levelpublished at 01:58 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Switzerland 3-3 Great Britain
While all that was going on, Great Britain pulled themselves back level with Switzerland in the seventh end of that opening round-robin match.
The Swiss, though, have the hammer in the eighth end.
Meanwhile, there's bad news from the ski slopes...
Image source, BBC Sport'Goosebump territory'published at 01:56 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Men's halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TVThey're behaving as if it's the third run! These boys are hyped for this final. If Shaun White does get pushed then he's going to add another 1440.
You'd be mistaken for thinking this was the finale, ladies and gentlemen. We knew it was going to be good but we're in goosebump territory already after just the first runs.
Shaun White leadspublished at 01:55 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Men's halfpipe final
The two-time champ is already atop of the leaderboard.
94.25 takes him ahead of Scotty James.
White salute the crowd and heads off down the tunnel.
And that was only the first run...
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1440 to start. Massive air! Switch 1080. Slight lack of pace, maybe? Frontside 1280 to finish...
Shaun White loves it! His helmet has gone into the crowd.
"I need that back," he shouts.
Incredible stuff.
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The Flying Tomato.
All in white. Eyes closed. Deep breath.....
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Sharron Best: I've managed to stay awake to see what I think will be the best halfpipe final EVER! Who's gonna take it? If Shaun White can stay up it's his third gold for sure, but anything can happen...
Scotty James leadspublished at 01:52 Greenwich Mean Time 14 February 2018
Men's halfpipe final
The world champion takes the lead!
92.00.
Shaun White, what have you got?
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Frontside 1260, backside 1260. Huge crippler, backside 1260!
Arms in the air at the end of the run.
Incredible stuff from the Aussie.
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James, in green. Smile. Pulls on the red boxing gloves. Away we go...
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Only seventh for Hirano. Scotty James up next...
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Almost touching the sky. 1440, 1080...
...down!
Not to be in Hirano's first run.
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Ayumu Hirano. White jacket, blue trousers. Handshake with the coach.
Sit tight...
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Men's halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TVA first big insight to the scoring there, the judges rewarding Chase Joey's amplitude over Raibu Katayama's technicality...
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Ah, not ideal. Both hands on the snow, then a stumble. He'll be disappointed with that.
Strap yourselves in.
The big three are coming...
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Men's halfpipe final
Blimey. 85.75. Only good enough for second.
Was not expecting that.
American Ben Ferguson next. He's like a mad scientist...
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Men's halfpipe final
Marker set by Japan's Raibu Katayama. Height, spins, 1440, backside air, frontside 10.
This will be a big score...
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Helen Adams: It’s the middle of the night but can’t miss the possibility of seeing Shaun White make Olympic history. “You run faster when you’re being chased”. Yep, and you ride higher when there’s a Scotty dog at your heels...