Good call Farah.

My colleague Marc Higginson has just said "I would love to be able to do that" while watching the figure skating so he's our office nominee for that one.

I'd have a bash at the skeleton or the bobsleigh for sure. I can't skate though. Or ski.

Guy Peters: The figure skating is absolutely mesmerising. I can't dance at all, let alone on ice! This is why I love watching the Winter Olympics.

Farah: Trying to figure out who in the office would be good at which Winter Olympic sport. Those who walk to work - cross country skiing. Those who drive to work and are running late - bobsleigh. The boss? The shooting part of the biathlon for sure!

The women's team pursuit has just got under way - we are only at the quarter-final stage but the all conquering Dutch aren't messing about.

They have broken the Olympic record already with a time of 2:55.61.

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Britain's form in this season's World Cup suggests they will be nowhere near the medals in this event, which is predominantly being used to give young pilot Bradley Hall more time to learn the track before the four-man races.

Canadian pilots Justin Kripps and Chris Spring are among the favourites, but as ever with sliding sports, the Germans will be strong and in Francesco Friedrich and Nico Walther they posses recent World Cup winners.

However, do not rule out young Latvian pilot Oskars Kibermanis, who many feel is an Olympic champion in the making.

GB's women are out on the ice and presented to the arena. Can they pick up another win?

Made it!

The curling, men's bobsleigh and women's speed skating is all about to start.

I'm by no means an expert but if you can't get your skates on surely you can't skate?

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

I think it's been a wise decision. Team GB have no urgency to make a decision today. The racing will start tomorrow evening.

Formerly you have to withdraw an athlete 20 minutes before the race but even if they don't, it's not a crime. You can just not turn up to the start and she will get a DNF ruling.

The boot is moulded around the ankle and it's a delicate area. She's having problems at the moment just getting the boot on.

Can she handle the pressure of having the boot on? They will see how the ankle reacts from skating today and go from there tomorrow.

Jayne Torvill
Former Olympic, British, European and World champion ice dancer on BBC TV

At the Olympics you only have one chance. Elise [Christie] needs to take it. I think she'd regret not having a go - unless it's physically impossible.

The adrenaline kicks in and the pain will go away. It's when you take your foot out of the boot that the pain will come!

Britain's Elise Christie has made "good progress" in her bid to be fit for her final Winter Olympic medal chance.

Short track speed skater Christie left the ice in tears on a stretcher and was taken to hospital after a collision with China's Li Jinyu in Saturday's 1500m semi-final in which she "ruptured part of the tendons" in her ankle.

The 27-year-old, who also fell in the 500m final, is due to compete in the 1,000m heats on Tuesday at Pyeonchang.

She returned to the ice on Monday.

In response to Matthew Pinsent...

Jo Priestley: Indeed. It's a slippery slope...

Dave Naylor: The whole thing could go off the runners.

We are almost through the break in live sport people!

Nearly there.

Alisa: Where can I get a cuddly curling stone like the one Clare Balding had on the table in the studio? I NEED IT.

Luke Bailey: I hope Elise Christie can finally get gold.

Fantastic Mr Fox: I am now convinced the snowboard commentators make up names for the flips...

Want some more?

Yes please. Listen to Tim Warwood and Ed Leigh's brilliant commentary on the men's slopestyle event in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.

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Rob Hatch
Commentator on BBC Radio 5 live

Presenter extraordinaire on BBC Radio 5 live, Eleanor Oldroyd, is already that famous in Korea that she’s had food named after her.

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BBC One are showing highlights of the women's big air - catch up here as Austria's Anna Gasser dominates, but GB's Aimee Fuller fails to make it through to Friday's final.

BANG!

Ah, Tim Warwood and Ed Leigh. Classic stuff.

I once spent a weekend with them in Mexico City - long story - and can confirm that they are as good company as you can probably imagine...

Thom Malone: “She’s so ahead of the curve, when Zuckerberg invented Facebook there was a friend request waiting for him from Cassie Sharpe” The others commentators can go home now...