Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Yarnold literally jumped with delight when I told her that her team-mate was also in medal contention (0.07 seconds behind) last night after the second run, but when I asked about their relationship it was quite an interesting response.

“It’s not a friendly rivalry, when we’re on the track we are trying to beat each other like any other athlete,” she told me.

“We are really good friends and will go back and have a cup of tea and chat about the race - so I’m really lucky to have a friend like her but I know on the track it’s all business.”

Caroline Chapman
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Shaolin Sandor Liu, the world number one, matches the achievements of his girlfriend Elise Christie and wins his opening race tonight.

He comes first in a photo finish and progresses from the men's 1000m quarter-finals.

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You wait all day for some Winter Olympics, and then all the events come along at once.

Great Britain's curlers are in action, with Eve Muirhead and co taking on South Korea. You can watch using the player at the top of this page.

Amy Williams
Olympic gold medallist skeleton racer on BBC TV

My nerves are horrendous! I've had the butterflies since the moment I woke up knowing just how big a day this is for our girls.

Lizzy Yarnold's first run was just outstanding but in her second run she made three big mistakes. But she still held on to that third place.

Laura Deas only made one mistake on that second run and climbed up to fourth, so they are in great positions.

Lizzy Yarnold, aiming to become the first Brit to defend a Winter Olympic title, briefly topped the standings yesterday.

She was the quickest of the bunch in the first run, but had to settle for third place by the end of the day.

Compatriot Laura Deas had a superb second run to get herself up into fourth place - 0.17 seconds off the lead.

We're 20 minutes away from the third women's skeleton run, with two Brits firmly in medal contention...

Oh - one of the favourites, Netherlands' Sjinkie Knegt, has been penalised.

That means Treacy moves up to fourth, but it's not enough to qualify for the semi-finals.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

The fans are out in force tonight!

Could the British skeleton duo Laura Deas and Lizzy Yarnold make it a historic day for Team GB?

The nation’s best-ever day at a Winter Olympics came back in 1924 when they won silver and bronze medals and GB already have a bronze through Izzy Atkin earlier.

With Elise Christie also progressing - it ‘could’ be a very special few hours ahead..

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Farrell Treacy is the last man over the finish line.

He clocks one minute 25.080.

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Plenty of jostling up front, and Farrell Treacy is dropping well behind his fellow competitors...

Here goes Farrell Treacy, moving his way into the front with eight laps to go.

If you've ever wondered how you repair an Olympic ice rink, well, now you know...

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Izzy Atkin won Britain's first skiing medal earlier today - here she is, finally getting her hands on her bronze medal.

There are some brief ice repairs taking place.

A little spray - think a mini-fire extinguisher - gets sprayed on the fresh ice to help it set.

Plastering at sub-zero temperatures.

Jon Eley
Former GB Olympic short-track speed skater

Charlotte Gilmartin has got some good skills in the 1500m. She has had some time off to prepare for this race and she looked really good.

She will be pleased with that. Though in the next race she needs to skate to the line!

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Michael Goodeve: Elise makes it look so easy! She’s incredible. Amazing work.

Jason Rotton: Whoop whoop Elise Christie looked calm. Let's get behind her..

Emma Faulkner: Well done Elise Christie, that's the way to qualify!

It's all go in Pyeongchang.

Eve Muirhead's rink get under way against South Korea at 11:05 GMT.

Elise Christie's semi-final is at 11:24, while Lizzy Yarnold and Laura Deas start sliding at 11:20.

We do have another Brit in action on the ice.

Farrell Treacy is in the third men's 1,000m quarter-final, which gets going at 10:52.

Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

That just showed how confident Elise Christie was in this race. She took her time and just waited. When she put her foot down, it was round the outside and she left everybody standing.

She made it look so easy. She was just concentrating on the process and not the medal.