Kat Downes
Commentator on BBC TV

My moment of the Games was ice dance, the free dance. To see Penny and Nick step onto the ice after everything Penny had been through with her knee cap, shattered into eight pieces 20 months ago. That was pretty special.

But for me the performance of the Games was Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, having to beat that world record set by the French, who they train with as well, and then coming out for the final performance of the day to win that gold medal was absolutely spellbinding and a moment I will never forget.

Norway's Marit Bjorgen is presented with her second gold and fifth medal of this year's Olympic Games.

Sweden's Stina Nilsson took the bronze, while Finland's Krista Parmakoski is awarded the silver medal.

Marit Bjorgen's gold was the 14th Norway won in the Games as they and Germany won 14 gold medals each, equalling the Winter Games record set by Canada in 2010.

Marit Bjorgen of Norway broke the record for most medals won at the Winter Olympics and now has 15 medals, including eight golds, to put her ahead of biathlete Ole Einar Bjerndalen (13 medals).

We have one set of medals still to be handed out, for the last event of the Games -the 30km in the cross-country skiing women's mass start.

This is the way to get your medals. With the eyes of the world on you in a packed out stadium.

It is a fitting setting for Marit Bjorgen's eighth gold of her career - the 15th of her career.

Claire Williams: OMG. I'm so emotional that I'm actually welling up watching this remembrance tribute. How beautifully symbolic. Wow. I love South Korea.

Want to see a multi-coloured turtle swimming / flying across the stadium? Well you're in luck.

Graham Bell
Five-time Olympic skier on BBC TV

My moment of the Games is a shout out to Billy Morgan from Southampton dry ski slope to Olympic bronze medallist is quite incredible.

But the biggest story of the Games has to be Ester Ledecka. To win in both alpine skiing and snowboarding gold in two different sports is absolutely incredible.

Twenty-two different countries (including the Olympic Athletes From Russia team) won a gold medal at the Winter Olympics, equalling the record set in Sochi four years ago.

Stephen Fisher: Gutted that the Olympics are over! Been a brilliant 17 days! Hopefully a few of the youths have been inspired to be the next Olympic generation!

Andy Clayton: I’ve enjoyed the Winter Olympics so much I had to do a Switch Cab Double Cork 1080 as I got out of bed this morning.

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We've seen a lot of this guy - the Olympic mascot. All of the medallists were presented with a mini mascot teddybear before getting their medals later on.

That comes before an LED show shows a giant teddy bear in the sky.

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

My most memorable moment at the Olympic Winter Games is when the ladies 3,000m relay was won by the Koreans – South Korea - and the cheerleaders waving them from North Korea. Basically saying they are no boundaries that sport cannot break down.

Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four time Olympic rowing champion

This is North and South Korea once again coming in together. That flag has become a much-waved emblem around these Olympics.

That Korean women's ice hockey team was huge to everyone.

Dave Williams: Don't know what I'm going to do in work now without the Winter Olympics. Really enjoyed this year's Games. Never watched so much curling, figure skating or speed skating before!

USA won a medal in 11 different sports, a new single Winter Games record.

Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four time Olympic rowing champion

Dom Parsons proudly wearing his medal - and so he should. Nothing surprised him.

Laura Deas proudly wearing her bronze medal.

Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four time Olympic rowing champion

Ah, here are the Brits! I can see their big blue puffer jackets behind the Americans!

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