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Here's what you can expect over the next few hours of your Monday morning.
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Men's skiathlon
Great Britain's Andrew Musgrave finished 17th in the 30km skiathlon yesterday, as Russian Alexander Bolshunov decimated the field to win gold.
Bolshunov, a four-time medallist in Pyeongchang in 2018, fell early on but launched a solo break to win by one minute 11 seconds in an event normally decided by the smallest of margins.
"That was absolutely wild, how fast he went," Musgrave told BBC Sport.
He added on Twitter: "The pace today was ridiculous".
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Women's moguls
What else happened on day two?
Well, Makayla Gerken Schofield became the first Briton to reach the moguls finals at a Winter Olympics.
The 22-year-old finished eighth after reaching the penultimate round of the women's final.
Older sister Leonie, 23, failed to advance beyond the second qualification round earlier on Sunday.
Australia's Jakara Anthony won the gold medal, ahead of American Jaelin Kauf and Russian Anastasiia Smirnova. Here's how that one played out...
Had a busy Sunday?
If you missed any of the action from day two, here's the highlights to bring you up to speed.
BBC One
Coverage of day three is already under way over on BBC One.
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There are nine gold medals up for grabs over the course of day three:
It's been quite the start to the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Two days in and we've already been treated to quality competition, dramatic finals and, of course, several nail-biting curling battles.
And I can assure you that Monday's action-packed schedule promises to deliver plenty more of the same.
Great to have you back with us!
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