Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

That was a fantastic last lap from Martina Sablikova. She really did attack and had to dig deep because she knows Irene Schouten of the Netherlands still has to come.

We have a new leader!

What a wonderful skate from three-time Olympic champion Martina Sablikova of the Czech Republic, who shaves 1.43 seconds off Miho Takagi's time to move into the gold medal position.

Maryna Zuyeva of Belarus and China's Mei Han are next up, but they do not trouble the top three.

Wilf O’Reilly MBE
Former British short track speed skater on BBC TV

That's a disappointing time for the world champion Antoinette de Jong and she is unlikely to win a medal in this event.

We are not sure about the ice conditions. They haven't had many competitions here. This a new ice rink and it is very dry atmosphere which is affecting the skaters.

The skaters compete in pairs around a 400m track featuring two competition lanes. Rather than competing directly against each other in a knockout format, skaters are ranked purely by the time they set.

Miho Takagi is the current leader, with Antoinette de Jong surprisingly down in third after a disappointing run.

Compatriot Carlijn Achtereekte is currently in second with four pairs still to compete.

BBC Two

Want to see another gold medal? Of course you do.

The Women's 3,000m speed skating final is now on BBC Two now!

So, one medal down and five to go on day one in Beijing - with two of those events already under way.

All times below are in GMT.

• 08:30-10:00 - Women's 3,000m speed skating
• 09:00-10:30 - Mixed relay biathlon
• 10:45-12:25 - Women's ski jumping - normal hill
• 11:00-13:35 - Short track speed skating mixed relay final
• 11:30-13:15 - Men's freestyle skiing

If you are just joining us, the first gold medal of the Winter Games has been won by Norway's Therese Johaug, who dominated the women's 15km skiathlon.

Johaug missed the 2018 Games while serving a doping ban.

The 33-year-old tested positive for the steroid clostebol in 2016 and blamed the result on a lip cream she had used.

Norway's team doctor resigned over the issues, stating he had made a "personal mistake as a doctor".

The Norwegian ski committee banned Johaug for 13 months but after an appeal by the International Ski Federation, the Court of Arbitration for Sport extended the penalty to 18 months, meaning she missed the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang.

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Earlier this morning Team GB mixed doubles curling pair Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat eased to a comfortable 8-2 win against the Czech Republic.

Victory puts them third in the standings, with four wins from five games as they aim for a top-four finish and semi-final berth.

Dodds and Mouat, who won the 2021 world title when playing for Scotland, face leaders 12:05 GMT.

If previous Games are to go by, we are all going to be curling addicts by the end of Beijing 2022...

Just joining us? If so where have you been? OK it's day one so I will let you off.

Here's some of the highlights so far:

• British snowboarder Katie Ormerod missed out on a place in the women's slopestyle final as she made her long-awaited Olympic debut.
• Team GB mixed doubles curling pair Jen Dodds and Bruce Mouat beat the Czech Republic 8-3 to make it four wins from five games.
• Norway's Therese Johaug wins the Women's 15km skiathlon by a mammoth 44 seconds for the first gold medal of the Games.
• Triple Olympic snowboarding champion Shaun White says he will retire from the sport after the Winter Olympics.

Shaun White announced himself on the world stage as a teenager at the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turin, where he triumphed in snowboard halfpipe.

Nicknamed 'The Flying Tomato' because of his long red hair, White was instantly recognisable and has gone on to become an icon of the sport.

Sixteen years on from his debut, the triple Olympic champion is competing at his fifth Winter Games and chasing a fourth gold medal.

For more Shaun White's incredible career check out our profile here.

For more on the breaking news that triple Olympic snowboarding champion Shaun White is to retire check out our developing story by heading over here.

Rob Walker
Commentator on BBC TV

The World Cup leader Natalia Nepryaeva of the Russian Olympic Committee skied brilliantly in the latter part of the race to take silver.

Austria's Teresa Stadlober went the wrong way in Pyeongchang but made amends with a bronze medal.

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Rob Walker
Commentator on BBC TV

This is the most significant win of Johaug's career. After the question marks over her character four years ago, this is exactly how she would have wanted this race to turn out.

She has waited her whole career to become an individual Olympic champion. This race has been a procession of excellence.

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That gold medal feeling

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Some breaking news: three-time Olympic gold medallist Shaun White has told a news conference that Beijing 2022 will be his fifth and final Games.

The 35-year-old snowboarder made his Olympic debut in Turin 16 years ago.

After missing out on the podium in her last two appearances Therese Johaug finally gets her hand on an individual Olympic gold.

It was a real statement performance from the three-time world champion - 44 seconds clear of the pack.

Natalia Nepryaeva of the Russian Olympic Committee takes silver and Austria's Teresa Stadlober the bronze.

It is a redemption moment for Stadlober, who missed out on a silver medal four years ago when she took a wrong turn and ended up finishing eighth.

This is so, so impressive from Therese Johaug. She is 44 seconds clear now.

Russian Natalia Nepryaeva is currently in second ahead of Kerttu Niskanen of Finland - but Frida Karlsson and Teresa Stadlober are also in medal contention.

Ollie Williams
Commentator on BBC TV

This will be a fantastic statement if Therese Johaug can keep this going up to the finish line with her stronger events still to come.