Our leader Mathilde Gremaud stacks it on run three. She loses her way deep in the run and it'll be a case of waiting now to see if she holds on to gold.

She has a score of 86.56 from run two. Now she has to wait and watch 11 more athletes try to take it from her.

Tense.

Great Britain in seventh and ninth. All it takes is one MASSIVE run and it's yours.

Years of work, falls and broken bones are behind you. What have you got?

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Mathilde Gremaud is in top spot for Switzerland with a best mark of 86.56.

A score of 74.28 is enough for the bronze spot, held my American Maggie Voisin.

Great Britain's athletes - Kirsty Muir and Katie Summerhayes - are seventh and ninth. They've put down 71.3 and 67.75 respectively.

One jump to go. It's now or never.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

"That was a big hit. The worst way to go down, tombstoning backwards."

Eileen Gu of China wipes out. She's OK but she is out of the medals with one run to come.

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Over on the rink Norway are giving the Russian Olympic Committee team a right hammering.

It's 8-1 in men's competition after four ends.

Norway are seventh in the round robin, with two wins from six. The ROC team is fourth with three wins from six.

So all in all, a big start!

Tim Warwood
Skiing commentator on BBC TV

Kirsty Muir has got the foundations laid, now she needs to get the bricks up.

The three jumps here are massive - the one thing we have learnt from these judges is that they love it when the jumps are high, and that is massive.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

So much better from Kirsty Muir. She scores 71.30 for her second run, though that's not enough to lift her among the medals at the moment.

That will be a confidence boost though, going into the third and final run.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

HUUUUUUUGE!

Huge run for Kirsty Muir - she didn't look as confident and crisp as she did on the first run but the run is now laced.

Kirsty Muir, Aberdeen's finest, leaves the gate on run two. This needs to be big after a poor opener.

Everything lands, big air, she's home.

Muir started skiing aged four on a dry slope and got on snow at 11. She looked right at home there.

Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

When someone comes to a stop on this course, you can really see the scale of the jump. When they're moving through the course at speed it's flowing and they're just floating through the course and it looks so easy. It's only when that comes to a stop that you see how huge these jumps are.

I mean, look at this.

Brave is an understatement.

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Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV

Katie Summerhayes is skiing beautifully today - she has found the beat!

It's all improved on this second run for me, no changes in there though - opting to tidy up rather than to add. It will be interesting to see if she's got something where she can push on the third run if she needs to.

Katie Summerhayes opts to tidy up on her second run, changing little from the first. Has she boosted her total? She has. It's 64.75. She delivered 60.01 on run one.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou

That's how you bounce back.

Mathilde Gremaud lost a ski in her first run, her second run takes her to the top of the leaderboard with 86.56. Huge.

0105: CURLING - Men's round robin session nine

**0130 - 0230: FREESTYLE SKIING - Women's freeski slopestyle final (GB's Muir and Summerhayes)

**0130 - 0220: SNOWBOARDING - Women's big air final run

**0300: ALPINE SKIING - Women's downhill

0410: ICE HOCKEY - Men's qualification play-offs

0430: FREESTYLE SKIING - Men's freeski slopestyle qualifying (GB's Woods)

**0500: SNOWBOARDING - Men's big air final run

0605: CURLING - Women's round robin session nine (GB v Japan)

**0630: BIATHLON - Men's 4 x 7.5km relay

**0630 - 0847: SPEED SKATING - Women's team pursuit

**0630 - 0847: SPEED SKATING - Men's team pursuit

**0800 - 1030: NORDIC COMBINED - Men's individual Gundersen large hill/10km cross country

1000: FIGURE SKATING - Women's single skating short program

1100: FREESTYLE SKIING - Men's aerials qualification (GB's Wallace)

1205: CURLING - Men's round robin session 10 (GB v Sweden)

**1215 - 1350: BOBSLEIGH - Men's 2-man bob (GB's Hall and Gleeson)

So stoked for this brew I'm about to make.

Run one is done.

Estonia's Kelly Sildaru top on 82.06, French athlete Tess Ledeux second, China's Eileen Gu third.

Our Brits Katie Summerhayes and Kirsty Muir are fourth and sixth. But remember it's the best run from the three they all attempt that will count.

Joseph Kizza: Curling would definitely be my kind of thing. I sweep my house quite often - so that skill would come in quite handy!

We're asking what event would suit you? A great shout from Joseph. He's on to something. Let us know how you get on when doing it on ice Joseph.