Day 11 selected highlights (all times GMT):
Women’s figure skating short programme - Russian Kamila Valieva, 15, returns & leads standings going into Thursday's free skate
Curling - Success for GB as the women beat Japan before the men defeat Sweden
Two-man bobsleigh - GB's Hall and Gleeson crash out on third run
Women’s ski slopestyle final - Kirsty Muir eighth and Katie Summerhayes ninth as GB medal wait goes on
Women’s downhill - Corinne Suter of Switzerland takes gold medal
GB's James Woods pulls out of men’s ski slopestyle qualification
Men's aerials qualifying - Lloyd Wallace will not be in the final after scoring 71.94 on second run
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Paul M: Slopestyle is bonkers. And terrifyingly impressive. Can't imagine how competitors even "build up" to being able to do it.
I get you Paul. How on earth do you know you'll be good at it without risking several fractures?
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Women's freeski slopestyle final
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Women's freeski slopestyle final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Very solid run, that is how you do it on the Olympic stage under a lot of pressure.
What a statement - she took a big risk up at the top, there were a couple of execution issues but what is lovely to see is that she's spinning in different directions. This run has been built to tick all of the boxes.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Gu puts up 69.90, she's second.
A long way to go...
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
It's really interesting to watch Eileen Gu go through the motions before her run, really taking her time to visualise what she's about to do. That's the sport psychology in my degree coming out of me there!
It works. A nice opening run from China's 'snow princess' scores her 69.90.
Big run from Gu. Not perfect but that'll give her a foundation.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
China stands up for Eileen Gu as she stands in the gate.
She's already won gold in the freeski big air. After nine athletes have competed in this first run Great Britain sit second and fourth.
I have a feeling Gu may have something to say about that...
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Argh! That was looking so, so good for Kirsty Muir until that last landing.
She makes it look incredibly easy. She'll nail that landing next time.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
So close. A lovely run from Kirsty Muir until the final jump. She's on the deck, gets up and jogs for her ski. No major disaster as there are two more runs to come but had she landed that it would have been a lovely opener.
Image source, Getty ImagesKirsty Muir is in the gate. Great British hope number two... over to you.
Run one...
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Very, very nice! Katie Summerhayes is the first skier to put a score on the board. It's important, she's settled the nerves and got a run under the belt and now she can start building.
The only downside of being the first person to lay a score down is that the judges will now use this as a benchmark for the next runs.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
A solid enough start from Katie Summerhayes. Completing that first run will calm any nerves nicely, particularly when the first two haven't made it down.
She scores 60.01. Now to build from that.
Image source, Getty ImagesWomen's freeski slopestyle final
Summerhayes is awarded a score of 60.01, which is very nice. Our pundit Tim Warwood says French athlete Tess Ledeux delivers an "absolute whopper".
Where I come from that's not a good thing but in snowboard parlance it seems it's good. She gets 72.91 for the effort.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Lovely stuff so far, everything landed, no falls and the first athlete to put a score on the board.
I believe the word used in this field is... "stoked".
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Katie Summerhayes is ready at the top of the slope. The third run of the day in this competition. The first two haven't done a thing, so can she put something nice down?
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
It's below -21 degrees Celsius at the moment, it's absolutely freezing. Cold weather can do strange things to metal and Mathilde Gremaud keeps looking up at the rail as though something got caught.
I get the feeling that she maybe doesn't trust her gear - that is not the position you want to be in.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Well that's not the start that Switzerland's Mathilde Gremaud would have wanted. Her ski's popped off after the first rail!
She looks really perplexed by that.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV
Kirsty has the physical ability, the mindset it seems and she seems to love the skiing itself. The combination is fantastic.
Women's freeski slopestyle final
Tyler Harding
Olympic freestyle skier on BBC TV
I dont want to hype it or put the pressure on too much. Kirsty is a very exciting skier and every time she does ski she seems to exceed expectations.
Team GB's Kirsty Muir and Katie Summerhayes both qualified for the final of the freestyle skiing slopestyle competition.
Can GB bag that elusive medal? We are underway...