GB women eighth in bobsleigh event won by Germany
GB women beat Canada 6-5 to reach curling semis but men face play-off
Sofia Goggia wins women's downhill with Vonn taking bronze
GB's Morgan qualifies for big air final
Right, after another long day at the Olympics we are calling the live text commentary a day.
We shall see you back here just before midnight for the curling, when GB's men face an extra match to try and reach the last four.
In the meantime if you missed anything today - catch up here.
See you late!
Men's bobsleigh
Great Britain's four man bobsleigh team readying themselves for competition.
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Women's bobsleigh
Nicola Minichiello
Three-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV
This why UK Sport invest in support networks. It’s not ideal for an athlete to be thinking how are we going to get down the track, how am I going to start well and oh how am I going to pay for my accommodation, how am I going to pay for that flight, where is the money coming from?
It’s a constant daily battle and that’s not something that they need in their head at this point.
Germany's Mariama Jamanka and Lisa Buckwitz win gold in the women's two-man bobsleigh, edging United States out by just 0.07 seconds.
Women's bobsleigh
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Image source, Getty ImagesThey’ve achieved the best-ever result for British women in the event, but could it have been even higher than eighth if they hadn’t had to rely on crowdfunding to reach the Games?
“I don’t want to say ‘what might have been’ if we hadn’t had our funding taken off us but I was so stressful back then and had a real impact on us,” Mica McNeill tells me.
“It’s been so nice coming here (to the Olympics) and having everything taken care of for us - it’s been great not having to cook our own meals."
Brakewoman Mica Moore adds; “I’m so proud of what we have achieved and I know that with funding support we can be back challenging for a medal in four years time.”
McNeill concludes our chat on BBC Radio 5 Live by saying; “We want to thank everyone for their support, but we hope we don’t have to ask the people again and that there’ll be funding in the future.”
Women's bobsleigh
Great Britain's Mica McNeill and Mica Moore secure GB's highest finish ever in the women's bobsleigh, finishing in very respectable eighth place.
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Lesley: Yes. Well done girls. You may have had a Skoda this time but get that funding back with a Lotus next time in Beijing and you can do even better. Set your sights high and that gold is within your grasp.
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Medallists in Beijing?
Women's bobsleigh
Nicola Minichiello
Three-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV
Image source, Getty ImagesThese are the next generation. To put it in perspective. Mica has a good sled but it’s not compared to the BMWs, the sleds of the Germans. The start is solid but again another four years of training and she’s going to be right up there.
You keep them focused and keep them training, you are always looking at technology, get them more athletic, get them working in the gym.
You give them the training, you give them the knowledge and you improve the equipment - anything is possible.
Curling
Great Britain's women will face Sweden in the semi-final on Friday at 11:05 GMT. That's confirmed following Sweden's 9-6 victory over USA today.
Women's bobsleigh
British pilot Mica McNeill speaking to BBC Two: "It feels amazing. We are so happy. We have come away with eighth which is more than we could have ever hoped for.
"There's things I am always going to be picky with. We were in the mix yesterday but I'm not comfortable on this track and I made a couple of mistakes. But we have to be happy with that!
"Five months ago we didn't even know whether we would be here. Just to get here is an achievement in itself. It has been incredible.
"We will be back in four years time. I really hope we don't have to ask the people [to fund them] again as great as it has been."
Brake Mica Moore added: "This has been the cherry on top. We have enjoyed it so much. We were told we weren't medal potential so it was nice to show yesterday we are."
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Kim: Well done to Mica & Mica! Couldn’t be prouder of you! What an achievement, especially after having funding slashed! You made it and you’re awesome.
Anon: Can anyone explain why the Skeleton sports spend vast amounts on the track, suits and the slider - but they end up being stopped by a bit of offcut carpet?
Women's bobsleigh
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Jamaican team make history as their nation’s first-ever female Olympic bobsleigh team, but know they are better than their 19th place finish suggests.
Pilot Jazmin Fenlator - perhaps alluding to the departure of a coach last week and rumoured political infighting within the Jamaican federation - says they did the ‘best they could’ in the “circumstances here.”
They do though believe their participation here will make a big difference to the future of Winter sport.
“We hope that Caribbean nations start to take the Winter Olympics more seriously and I genuinely believe we’re going to start seeing more girls and boys from here and Africa coming into these Winter sports over the next decade,” Fenlator tells me on BBC 5 Live.
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Andy McGuinness: Great eighth place for women’s bob team! Just think what they could have achieved with proper backing and funding!
Rachel Doyle: I'd love to go in a Bobsleigh. It looks really good fun! Bombing it around those corners.
Women's bobsleigh
John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC TV
Four years ago they [Germany] got no medals but they came out fighting, they got gold in the mens two-man and that run was flawless.
That was dealing with pure pressure all the way down. It was just about her and the track.
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Kelly: Give them the flag for the closing ceremony. What sums up the Olympic spirit more than crowdfunding your way there to represent your country?
Steven Jackson: Playing a fun little drinking game - take a shot/sip every time John Jackson says "little mistake" on commentary. I'm onto my fourth bottle...
Men's slalom
The startlist has been published for tomorrow's men's slalom and Great Britain's Dave Ryding will be 13th out of the gate.
Skiers prefer the early start numbers so the course doesn't get too churned up but it has been so cold here, the piste should remain firm.
David Yule goes out first and he has Scottish parents, although he himself was born in Switzerland and races for them.
Marcel Hirscher is a strong favourite to win a third gold of the Games, with Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen aiming to spoil the party.
There are 108 starters, with Great Britain's Laurie Taylor also racing. He's got a start bib of 51.
Tune in from 0100 GMT.