Men's curling final - GB win silver after losing 5-4 to Sweden
X Country men's 50km race shortened to 30km - GB's Musgrave 12th
Men's freeski halfpipe - GB's Gus Kenworthy eighth as NZ's Nico Porteous wins gold
Four-man bobsleigh - GB sixth after two runs - final two runs on Sunday
Skiing mixed team parallel - event postponed because of poor weather conditions
Two-woman bobsleigh - final two runs with Montell Douglas and Mica McNeill competing for GB
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Christoph Hafer's German quartet are next up. They're currently joint fifth with Brad Hall's British team.
And that's good enough for the lead - just, by 0.01 seconds - with one minute 57.55 seconds.
Over to you, Team GB...
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Crash. Bang. Wallop. And still able to smile at the end of it all.
They're made of something else I swear.
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What’s it actually like in a bobsleigh?
We asked GB's Greg Cackett what he really thought when he first got into a bobsleigh…
“I hated it! Because the pilot wasn’t great,” he said.
“My first run was Igls in Austria and that’s renowned to be the easiest track in the world and I was there hating every second on the softest easiest track in the world thinking ‘this is going to get worse’ and it did!
“The thing is it’s only because when you do the first one you have no frame of reference for the pressure, the bumps, the smashing and what you experience.
“So once you get that first one out of the way and you get back and go again, it’s literally a totally different experience. You suddenly then feel prepared for what’s coming and if you’ve got the right mindset you never look back really.”
Oh, and that first pilot – it wasn’t Brad.
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Right then, it's almost time for Brad Hall and the team to take on their second run.
The Romanian sled has the lead after 10 teams with one minute 58.42 seconds.
Alpine skiing: Mixed team parallel
A reminder that over in Yanqing, the final event of the alpine programme - the mixed team parallel - is on hold.
Strong winds mean that event now won't start before 04:00 GMT.
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Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
Some of the New Zealand team are performing the haka in honour of their latest Olympic champion, Nico Porteous.
He watches on, and then gives each and every one of them a hug.
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More from Gus Kenworthy: "Skiing has meant the whole world to me.
"I started doing this when I was three-years-old, my mum and I learnt together. She was 41, she used to sing to me on the chairlift and I would take naps on her lap. She would wake me up at the top and we would do another run.
"All of my best friends I have made through this sport, I have got to travel the globe.
"Having an Olympic medal has opened up so many opportunities for me so I am internally indebted to this sport and I feel so grateful to be able to be a part of it and compete at three Olympic Games with this one for GB on behalf of my mum. I love you mum."
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Here's what Team GB's Gus Kenworthy had to say on BBC One, following his final competition: "It felt great to put a run down. It was not the run I came out here to do, it was not the run I was hoping to do in the final and it wasn’t even the run I was hoping to do considering the conditions.
"I still had more that I wanted but after that bad slam I’m really just happy to be walking, land a run and get through it in one piece.
"In skiing, I really think wind is the biggest factor that we face. Snow we can deal with, speed we can deal with, even if a halfpipe isn’t up to your liking you can adapt.
"But when it’s windy and there’s gusts, it’s out of your control and it's kind of a luck game."
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The second runs are just getting under way over at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre.
Jamaica's first Olympic quartet in 24 years placed 28th after the opening run. Here's how they got on:
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So, Gus Kenworthy's career comes to an end.
After sustaining a huge hit on his second run, he came back to bow out with one final display.
It's an eighth-placed finish in his final Olympic Games.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
You have to give so much credit to the 12 men who dropped into this halfpipe today, and the 12 women yesterday.
They are risking their careers in search of a medal and glory at an Olympic final.
Alpine skiing: Mixed team parallel
Over in Yanqing, the final event of the alpine programme - the mixed team parallel - is on hold at the moment because of strong winds.
It won't now start before 04:00 GMT.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Aaron Blunck risks it all and it costs him a medal.
The medics come straight down after he has given himself a big hit.
Nico Porteous respectively not celebrating a gold medal until he knows Blunck is OK.
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He became New Zealand's youngest ever Olympic medallist in Pyeongchang in 2018, at the age of 16 years and 91 days.
And now, at 20-years-old, Nico Porteous is the Olympic champion!
David Wise takes the silver, with fellow American Alex Ferreira in bronze.
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Aaron Blunck is back on his feet and is applauded from the bottom of the halfpipe.
He went all-in there.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
Aaron Blunck crashes out. And it's a really nasty one.
The final celebrations are put on hold as the medics and his fellow athletes rush to check on him.
A sad way to end things.
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American Birk Irving can't put himself among the medals.
Nico Porteous is guaranteed silver, as he crashes out on his final run. David Wise is guaranteed bronze.
Aaron Blunck is the last to drop. What can he produce here?
A score of 93.00 needed for gold.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
Canadian hopes are dashed as Brendan Mackay goes down at the end of his third run.
He is heartbroken there.
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Defending champion David Wise sits in silver... but he can't put the pressure on Nico Porteous!
There'll be a new champion in Beijing, but who is it going to be?