Tim Warwood
Reporter on BBC TV

A solid run for Katie Summerhayes - 700s in both directions.

Having all that wait time at the top to bide your time, put your run down.

It would be huge for both these Team GB ladies to be in the final and at the moment you have to say - the bubble score is 30.36

So our two British hopefuls have gone down for run one.

Kirsty Muir put down a score of 70.11 and sits fourth.

Katie Summerhayes knocked out 66.56, she's fifth.

All athletes will have a second run and the top 12 will compete in the final.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

"OH MY GOD IT'S COLD," Katie Summerhayes shouts as she's greeted by Kirsty Muir in the finish area.

Great Britain's Katie Summerhayes scores 66.56 for her run, which is solid based on what we've seen so far. So in two runs our British hopefuls have looked tip top.

Tim Warwood
Reporter on BBC TV

You've got to say that is a really measured first run for Kirsty Muir.

Huge 900 - solid grab and two and half rotations, landing backwards.

Kirsty's left looking like she's standing outside the headmaster's office waiting for the judges to give their scores.

Decent score.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

Brilliant from Kirsty Muir. So many top skiers haven't got to grips with this course so far today but the 17-year-old Scot has.

She scores 70.11. She will have wanted more from that but she's still only one of four athletes to have broken the 70-point mark so far.

Tyler Harding
Olympic freestyle skier

"She's gone big".

Kirsty Muir has put down a lovely run for Great Britain.

Over on the rink, Japan are absolutely battering China 7-1 in the women's curling round robin.

That's a derby isn't it? If Palace v Brighton is then it has to be. If they hold on it'll be four wins from five for Japan.

Bill Holland: I'm stoked that the slopestyle commentators, who are out of Great Britain, are not having to endure negative 25 on the mercury. Or, in English, I'm delighted that the skiing commentators, from Great Britain, are not having to endure temperatures of minus 25.

I think my man Bill has been reading my comments on more usage of the word "stoked". He's tweeted us on #bbcolympics and brought us a smile. Bill's up next. He's not so keen on the "stoked" term as I am.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing

Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are excited about their free dance ... and to be fair, we probably all are, who doesn't love a bit of Disney?

"With our free dance we’re skating to the Lion King so a little bit of memories for everyone I think in the world," Gibson told us after the rhythm dance on Saturday.

"It’s something we all grew up watching and loving and we want to go out there and show our friendship and love for each other in that programme and just the joy that it brings us and hopefully it brings that to the audience too."

We are nearing the British effort in the figure skating - ice dance.

So where's Sonia to update us on what's what?

This women's freeski slopestyle qualifying has taught me I need more of the word "stoked" in my vocabulary.

I am so stoked for the brew I'm about to make.

Darian Stevens of the US hits the deck on the second rail of her run. She looks flabbergasted. Falling seems almost on trend in this event this morning.

Stevens has broken her wrist three times, broken her collarbone twice and fractured her ankle during her career.

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Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV

Jenny Jones gives us the run down on how Team GB's Katie Summerhayes and Kirsty Muir are dealing with the postponed event:

On Katie Summerhayes:

She's injury free which makes a huge difference with her confidence. I've seen her riding round in the laps in practice and her vibe is good.

She seems happy, she seems relaxed and she's definitely pieced a run together for this slopestyle course.

There was heavy snow and strong winds here so it was good that they postponed it to today.

Kirsty Muir - already fifth in big air:

It's rare to see and so awesome. She was so unfazed by the events of the big air. She seemed to be piecing a run here, and had an extra practice but she seems positive and excited to get into this.

Both of them are good on the rails and I think they have a good chance to get into the finals.

British athletes Katie Summerhayes and Kirsty Muir will be on the slope in the women's freeski slopestyle qualifying shortly. So what has 2014 Olympic medallist Jenny Jones had to say on their chances?

That's next.

Sonia Oxley
BBC Sport in Beijing

Hours before the decision on 15-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva's Olympic future, the athletes in ice dance are trying to switch the focus in their sport back to the actual skating.

Britain's Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson, who are 10th after Saturday's rhythm dance, go in the third group of skaters for the free dance.

At the moment Finland's Juulia Turkkila and Matthias Versluis are leading the way with a combined total of 173.88, but the medal contenders are in the final two groups.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

Katie Ormerod was so stoked to get an Olympic performance under her belt in slopstyle.

It almost looked like she'd got it... but it looked like she didn't believe she'd got it.

Take off was perfect, and I find it hard to watch her landing on her heels like that knowing what she's been through.

First score not what she's looking for, but it is the first of two jumps.

Anna Thompson
BBC Sport in Beijing

The judges score the jumps on the level of difficulty, the execution of the trick, the amplitude and the landing. So far we’ve seen a mixture of high risk for high reward and solid safe runs to get a score on the board.

Brit Katie Ormerod goes for a backside 720 but she can’t land it cleanly and the pressure will be on to produce two good jumps now to make it into the top 12.

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