Only 90.00 for Harle! Only good enough for fourth!

James Woods still has the bronze.

Five men to drop, two who are above Woods anyway.

Only three men can deny him bronze.

This is taking a while...

Danger for James Woods. Canada's Teal Harle pulls out more spins that a washing machine.

Watch for the judges...

American Gus Kenworthy is the first to try, and fail, to dislodge Woods.

Six to go...

David Rainford: Who would have thought a sport called slopestyle could grab my attention at 5.20am? Gripping viewing!

Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

If the 450 had been there, it would have been an improvement.

Instead its a long and torturous wait for James Woods as the seven remaining skiers make their way down.

No improvement for James Woods. A score of 90.00.

He has a long, nervous wait to see if what he has already done is good enough for a medal.

There are seven men left to go...

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Landed the third!

How costly might that missed rail be?

Smooth first. 1260 second...

Ah, a mistake on the second rail. Needs good jumps...

Has Woods changed his blue plaster to a GB plaster? Push off. Sideways down the first slope...

Here he goes. Consolidate the bronze? Go even better?

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

They’re a Brit and a Canadian who are engaged and live in Hong Kong - but fancied a bit of Winter Olympic sports action and travelled to Pyeongchang.

“We are praying it’s going to be a medal for both of us,” says Andrea before Ed screens “COME ON WOODSY - YOU CAN DO IT!”

As it stands Canada (Alex Beaulieu-Marchran) are in line for silver with GB (James Woods) bronze.

Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

If this is the Great British Bake Off of freestyle skiing, this final is the showstopper.

Challengers are melting away from James Woods. He may start his third and final run with that bronze medal still in his paw.

We're under way in the second run of the men's giant slalom.

The skiers are going in reverse order from their first run time in this second effort. 15 athletes have reached the bottom of the course so we're now into the second half of the final run with the main contenders about to strut their stuff.

Marcel Hirscher has a 0.63 advantage after the first run but currently Ryan Cochran-Siegle and Erik Read share the overall lead.

Naturally, we'll be focusing most of our energy on Woods' bid for a medal, but, to mark your card, there is curling under way.

Great Britain's women, led by Eve Muirhead, have begun their match against table-topping Sweden.

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Undoubtedly the warmest day of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics today with most people able to wear just two or three layers (this is a big development here).

The warmer conditions will though make conditions tougher though as the final runs progress as it melts the snow and slows down the skiers speed as they hit the white stuff.

As I say - the fans don’t mind all that though they’re just happy to be getting a bit of a tan!

The business end of this final. James Woods, of Great Britain, sits third going into the final run.

Watch how he got there...

Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang

Stressful times for the friends and family of USA skier Gus Kenworthy.

The Sochi 2014 Olympian - who is one of the first openly gay athletes to compete at a Winter Olympics - needs a big final effort in the last run to have any chance of securing a second-successive medal at the Games.

His family were surrounded by at least 15 journalists and film crews for that last run - just adding to their anxiety!