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USA's Shiffrin wins giant slalom gold
Norway's Svindal wins men's downhill
GB's Parsons 4th & Rice 12th after two skeleton runs
Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
Slalom champion four years ago at the age of 18, Mikaela Shiffrin produces a stunning performance and now leads at the age of 22 in the giant slalom. A silver at least. Great drama. Only Manuela Moelgg, the fastest from run one, can deny the American.
Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
Ragnhild Mowinckel is guaranteed a medal. Two to go, she leads. Next up American Mikaela Shiffrin, the pre-event favourite for gold.
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Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
New leader alert. A rueful grimace from Germany's Viktoria Rebensburg as she sees any potential gold slip from her grasp. Norway's Ragnhild Mowinckel is the new leader, three challengers to go.
Alpine skiing: Men's downhill
We are seeing the final of the ladies' giant slalom and earlier on it was the men's downhill.
But gold medallist Aksel Lund Svindal says it is "strange and sad" that there was not a bigger crowd watching, adding that 50,000 people would have been watching if that race had been held in Norway, Austria, Switzerland, Italy or America.
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Just woken as Parsons noses into medal contention in the skeleton!
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Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
The wind is picking up for the last few challengers in the ladies' giant slalom. It is getting tricky for the top names. Frida Hansdotter of Sweden can only go into second, with Viktoria Rebensburg still the woman in front.
Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
A new leader in the ladies' giant slalom. And can it be yet another gold for Germany?
Viktoria Rebensburg is our new leader with our former leader Tessa Worley sportingly applauding the German.
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Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
There's no holding back in the Giant Slalom. Ana Drev goes for it and crashes out, as you can see below.
Moments late a similar fate is suffered by Austria's Stephanie Brunner. France's Tessa Worley is leading, with eight of the challengers left to go.
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Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
We are getting into the business end of the ladies' giant slalom now. The top 11 from run one are the next 11 to go, in reverse order.
Alpine skiing: Men's downhill
And here are the top three on the podium. Aksel Lund Svindal (gold), Kjetil Jansrud (silver) and Beat Feuz (bronze).
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Alpine skiing: Men's downhill
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
I had to fight a crazy media scrum to get a microphone in for the new Downhill Olympic champion Aksel Lund Svindal.
He is the nation’s first-ever Olympic champion in the event and it’s his first title since claiming gold in Super G at Vancouver 2010.
“For two thirds of he course I skied really well today,” he tells us with a smile.
“We have been close to Downhill gold before but history is one thing and today is about the moment - we care that we had an awesome experience and day for the team.”
Image source, Nick HopeSkeleton: Men's heat three (Friday, 00:30 GMT)
Where will Great Britain's first medal of this Winter Olympics come from? The answer could well be from Dom Parsons in the men's skeleton tomorrow.
He is fourth after two runs in the men's skeleton with the final two runs coming in the early hours of tomorrow morning.
Watch his stunning performances with our video here.
Alpine skiing: Ladies' giant slalom run two
This is how they stand at the moment in the ladies' giant slalom, but the top 16 from the first run are still to go again.
Alpine skiing: Men's downhill
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
“It’s been an amazing team effort to get the one-two,” says downhill Olympic silver medallist Kjetil Jansrud.
“Downhill is for sure the biggest event in the alpine sport because of the speed - it’s like F1 on snow and Norway has won so many medals but never be Downhill gold so that has made it a big deal and I’m so happy for Aksel (Lund Svindal) who won the title today.”
Image source, Nick HopeIce hockey
Finland are heading for a win in the ice hockey, as they are 4-2 up against Germany in the men's event, with Canada winning 2-1 against America in the women's.
A quick update for where we are for television coverage. The alpine skiing ladies' giant slalom is on BBC One, with the men's snowboard cross competition on BBC Red Button.
Skeleton: Men's heat three (Friday, 00:30 GMT)
Former British bobsledder John Jackson praises the efforts of Dom Parsons and Jerry Rice in the men's skeleton.
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