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
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ouch. That's a big fall for Gus Kenworthy.
The GB athlete smashes into the top of the halfpipe on his first trick and comes crashing down.
The medic races down to check if he's OK - but somehow Kenworthy shakes it off and insists on finishing off his run.
Unbelievable! Fingers crossed he'll be fine to take a third shot at it...
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Gus Kenworthy is back at the top of the run ready for his second attempt.
Can he stick this one?
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Jenny Jones
2014 Olympic bronze medallist snowboarder on BBC TV
Gus Kenworthy really does want to represent Team GB and he wants ton honour his mum, I think that is really driving him.
As an athlete, he will be focusing purely on his skiing. I would be surprised if any of that [switching from Team USA to Team GB] will be on his mind.
He has made it into this final and he wants to show what he can do, and show he is a contender for those medals.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
GB's Gus Kenworthy sits in 10th position after taking a tumble on his first run.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
They are all getting their first taste of this breeze and you can see it’s shocking them.
They’re laughing about it when they get down but there is a lot at stake here.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
The 2018 bronze medallist, New Zealand's Nico Porteous, makes a massive statement with his first run.
The 20-year-old delivers a brilliant 93.00 to light up the men's halfpipe final.
American Aaron Blunck can't get near that and that brings an end to the first round. This is shaping up to be some competition...
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
A huge run for the Olympic champion.
Once again David Wise stamps his mark on this Olympic final.
Despite the conditions, David Wise delivers.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
We have a new leader in the men's freeski halfpipe final!
It's a huge run by two-time defending champion David Wise of the United States.
The tough conditions do not faze him one bit. A 90.75 puts him well clear of compatriot Alex Ferreira!
Four-man bobsleigh
Brad Hall's team cross the line in 58.60 seconds on their opening run, which is good enough for fifth spot for the time being.
That's 0.47 seconds behind the leading German team.
Four-man bobsleigh
It's time for GB's four-man bobsleigh team to put down their first run.
The current lead time to beat stands at 58.13 seconds...
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
After a slow start, this final has really come to life!
American Alex Ferreira puts down the first clean run and is rewarded with a leading score of 86.75 - and Canada's Noah Bowman is hot on his heels with an 84.25.
Four-man bobsleigh
We asked the GB four-man bobsleigh team for three words to describe what they each bring to the team…
Greg: “Speed, content and hats”
Taylor: “Organisation, morale and chef-ing” … you can read more about that last one here.
Nick: “Fat, slow, illiterate.” – until the others jumped in with “perseverance, obedience” and he added “long-distance driving”
Brad - In his own words: particular, focused, strong; in his team-mates’ words: “pedantic, lazy, grey hair”.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
The wind is causing headaches for the athletes so far.
New Zealand's Miguel Porteous tops the standings with a score of 63.50, so this remains wide-open.
Canada's Simon D Artois is the latest to suffer a fall. It's looking tough out there!
Four-man bobsleigh
Sir Matthew Pinsent
Four-time Olympic rowing champion on BBC TV
I think Great Britain need a result.
The sliding track hasn’t been the kindest to the British sliders, whether that’s luge or skeleton, or the smaller bobs.
But now it’s the chance for the four-man, the biggest of the lot, to get underway.
Lots to look forward to and plenty of fingers and toes crossed.
Four-man bobsleigh
The British bobsleigh quartet of Brad Hall, Taylor Lawrence, Nick Gleeson, and Greg Cackett will be eighth to have a go at their first run over at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre.
The Romanian sled has set the quickest time so far in 58.87 seconds after three teams.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Ed Leigh
Snowboarding commentator on BBC TV
That was the wind blowing up the halfpipe on Gus Kenworthy’s run.
The speed wasn’t there for him.
Men’s freeski halfpipe final
Tyler Harding
Olympic freestyle skier on BBC TV
Gus Kenworthy’s chances are underrated.
I think he has a lot more to give in this final than in his qualifying run.
A lot of people don’t know what he is capable of. We’ve seen it at the X Games, he does some really big tricks so I think we might see some of those tricks today.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Zhangjiakou
That's not how Gus Kenworthy will have wanted to start his final Olympic final.
It's best of three runs though so plenty of time to make amends.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
Great height from Gus Kenworthy, but he just falls short coming out of a double cork 1080.
An otherwise promising opener from the GB skier though. Hopefully he can make that stick on his second run.
Men's freeski halfpipe final
Here comes Gus Kenworthy now!