Pyeongchang Winter Olympics close after 16 days and 102 golds
IOC president Thomas Bach hails 'a Games of new horizons'
Beijing to host 2022 Winter Olympics
Big air bronze medallist Billy Morgan carries Great Britain flag
GB finish Games with record five medals
Norway top medal table as Bjorgen wins final event of Games
IOC votes to lift Russia Olympic ban if no further doping violations
However, athletes could not parade under Russian flag
Time for the Olympic handover. In four years' time, the Winter party moves on to Beijing, China.
Will Great Britain be eclipsing their medal total of five won this time around in four years' time.
February 4 to February 20, 2022 are the dates to stick in your diary.
Some good waving of the Olympic flag there.
John Hunt
BBC TV commentator in Pyeongchang
This singer is just 11-years-old. He won Korea's version of The Voice.
#bbcolympics
Paul Williams: Well This is rather good.
Rhys: Yeeeees ok I love this so much it’s EVERYTHING.
Kim Kimmi H: There had to be K-Pop at some point and miming...
Rhys seems to love his K-Pop a bit more than I do...
Image source, Getty ImagesAlpine skiing: Women's super-G / Snowboarding: Women's parallel slalom
Ed Leigh
Freestyle skiing and snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
My highlight of the Games was Ester Ledecka, not just the first athlete competing in snowboarding and alpine skiing, but the first ever to gold medal in two completely separate sports.
She is a snowboarder first and foremost and she took gold in the parallel slalom event but she also took gold in the super G and for me a snowboarder of my generation, who was persecuted by the skiing fraternity, we were seen as second class citizens. So seeing a snowboarder take one of their treasured gold medals is especially enjoyable.
Ollie Williams
Commentator on BBC TV
Done. I'll miss this. It's a huge privilege to be allowed anywhere remotely near Olympic broadcasting - these people work incredibly hard and they're a great team to be around.
Thanks for watching and listening, and congratulations to Korea on being wonderful, gracious hosts.
Image source, BBC SportBad news K-Pop fans, just when you were getting into it, it is over. Oh well. We move on.
Snowboard: Ladies' halfpipe
Radzi Chinyanganya
Presenter on BBC TV
My moment of the Olympics has to be when America’s Chloe Kim took gold in the women’s snowboard halfpipe.
The pressure and expectation that she had coming in to what was her very first Winter Olympics.
And to deliver how she did with back to back 1080s in a country, Korea, that have essentially adopted her as one of her own is nothing short of monumental.
Some K-Pop to, er, enjoy, I guess for you now.
If you like that sort of thing. The locals seem to like it.
My reaction is probably how the world reacted to the Mr Bean segment of the 2012 London Olympics Opening Ceremony.
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Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four time Olympic rowing champion
It takes thousands of volunteers for these Olympics to work. They have been brilliant.
Yes, thank you from all of us. They have been amazing.
Ski jumping
Ski jumper Noriaki Kasai of Japan particpated for a record eighth time at the Winter Olympics.
The 45-year-old helped Japan finish sixth in the team event and he came 21st in the normal hill individual and 33rd in the large hill individual event.
Will he make it nine in China in four years' time?
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Dann Conn: Wow! This time in the vortex stuff is incredible!
Basford: Loving this Olympics closing ceremony!
Curling: Women's event
Logan Gray
Former Scottish curler on BBC TV
My moment of the Games was GB women beating Canada to qualify for the semi finals. It’s always great to knock out Canada.
Rob Walker
Commentator on BBC TV
A fitting end to a career that transcended boundaries from start to finish. Gold number eight for Marit Bjorgen. 15 medals in all. A privilege to be in the Box for 23 races over the last 16 days.
That’s it for the excellent Ollie Williams and I. We are off in search of a bar!
Image source, BBC SportTime for some more of those bizarre moments from the Games, including a furry pitch invader in the slalom, a halfpipe landing go wrong and the most old-school approach to goalline technology you will ever see. Enjoy.
Ice hockey
At 44 years and 255 days Riikka Valila became the oldest medallist at these Winter Olympics. She won a bronze medal with Finland at the women's ice hockey tournament.
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Mike: Really glad we got to see Marit Bjorgen's medal ceremony in full.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe silver and bronze medallists for that race are Olympic Athletes From Russia members, but there is still no Russian flag at this ceremony.
However, Russia's Olympic ban will be lifted if there are no more doping violations from their athletes at Pyeongchang 2018, the International Olympic Committee has ruled.
However, the IOC says Russian athletes will not be allowed to parade under their own flag at the closing ceremony.
Russia was banned because of state-sponsored doping at Sochi 2014.
A team of 168 competed in South Korea as neutral Olympic athletes from Russia (OAR) but two failed drugs tests.
We are also having the medal ceremony from yesterday's men's 50km mass start in the cross-country skiing competition.
Finland's Iivo Niskanen won his first individual Winter Olympic gold medal after a gripping finish to the men's 50km cross country skiing mass start.
Niskanen, who won a team sprint title four years ago, held off Alexander Bolshunov of the Olympic athletes from Russia to win by 18.7 seconds.
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