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Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
It's a helluva standard now. A score of 85.00 is only good enough for 12th place.
Tyler Harding is going to have to do something special to reach the final.
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GB's James Woods fourth in ski slopestyle final
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We're going to need more information on that one. For example, is James Woods better on skis or in a battle of wits?
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Paul Bellamy: James Woods, his mum, dad and brother are part of a pub quiz team I'm with in Sheffield - so hoping for team TSWB's first Olympic medal in few hours! Go Woodsy!!
New leaderpublished at 02:48 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2018
Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
Oscar Wester of Sweden is the new leader, his score of 95.40 edging out Andri Ragettli.
Norway's Oystein Braaten has also moved into third, meaning that James Woods can qualify no higher than sixth.
The final, which begins at 04:15 GMT, is going to be a bun fight.
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i am the walrus: No copying this tomorrow on the staircase tomorrow people
Paul Fowler: Damn Ski Slopestyle is one of the most aesthetically pleasing sports on the planet
Joanne: Really liking these mental sports in the early hours
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This is taking us down a whole new path. Times that you have met a winter Olympian.
Extra points for Eddie the Eagle.
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Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
James Woods remains securely in the top 12, but has been pushed down into fourth place by Canada's Teal Harle. We're only midway through the second run, so there's a little wait for Tyler Harding's next dig.
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End of X postget involved Get Involvedpublished at 02:35 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2018
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Jacob Newbury: I think ski slopestyle is quickly becoming my new favourite sport...
Bombardskier:I know the boarders had some horrific weather to deal with, but the skiers are definitely styling it
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Men's giant slalom
Matt Chilton
Commentator on BBC TVI know it is early days but I can't see anyone beating Marcel Hirscher today.
Hirscher leads the waypublished at 02:26 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2018
Men's giant slalom
All of the main contenders have taken to the giant slalom course for their first runs and the favourite Marcel Hirscher has a comfortable lead over his rivals.
The Austrian tops the standings by a sizable 0.63 seconds ahead of France's Alexis Pinturault.
Hirscher already has one gold medal in the bag at these Games, is looking good for number two and has a third event to come. The triple is on.
The second and final run starts at 04:45 GMT.
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Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
Tim Warwood
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TVJames is a man who loves his skiing, like the colonel loves chicken.
He came up really short there. I was worried he'd done some damage but he looks ok.
He very nearly got his head chopped off by his own ski!
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Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
He climbs to his feet and looks OK.
I think he may have taken a painful landing on the backside, though. A ski came off too.
Woods is likely to have a place in the final, but that second run is best forgotten.
Woods crashespublished at 02:16 Greenwich Mean Time 18 February 2018
Height on the first jump.
Down on the second!
This looks nasty....
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Almost down!
Recovers...
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Here he goes. Black shades. Sideways to begin with...
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Men's ski slopestyle qualifying
James Woods' second run is next up...
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Fred: Watching the men's ski slopestyle makes me want to swap over and try skiing again!
Mark Shaw: This is a joy to watch so far. Supermen on Skis. Lovin' it.