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Previously at the Winter Olympics...

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Laura Dahlmeier now double Winter

Olympic champion.

She becomes

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champion at last. Another Olympic

title.

What a leap from her.

Jamie

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Anderson, goodness me, liquid

snowboarding.

Des four.

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snowboarding.

Des four. -- day four.

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In Korea, we are very superstitious.

We fear the number four. If you're

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in fourth place...

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in fourth place...

I've had lost

have to with. It has been tough, as

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well. I am feeling it for her.

To

guard against bad luck, we make

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kites, and then rewrite our birth

date and our name. We let them fly

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high, and if they saw, we released

them. Just like that, the bad luck

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is gone.

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is gone. -- if they soar.

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Hello and welcome to

Today At The Games.

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When the schedule came out

for the Winter Olympics, we all put

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an asterix next to

Tuesday 13th February.

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That's because today is the day that

British sports fans were hoping

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to break out the bunting

and the union jacks and celebrate

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that rarest of things -

a British Winter Olympic Gold.

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Since the first

Winter Games in 1924,

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there have only been ten of them.

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I'm joined by short track speed

skater Sarah Lindsay

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snowboarder Ben Kilner and downhill

skier Chemmy Alcott.

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Lots to discuss as we reflect on day

four in PyeongChang.

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She has taken world and European

titles but never an Olympic medal.

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Today was the first three shots at

gold for Elise Christie.

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Two nations are watching Chloe Kim,

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whose parents left South Korea

to pursue the American gold.

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She was hot favourite

for the halfpipe.

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The greatest skier never

to become Olympic champion.

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Marcel Hirscher hopes the combined

can change his life.

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The Germans love the luge

and they were hoping

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to bank another gold medal.

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There's no doubt that Elise Christie

has been through the mill

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but a lot can change in four years

and Christie is back,

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stronger

in body and mind than ever before.

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This is the 500m of the short

track speed skating -

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the shortest distance.

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The medals are decided in just over

42 seconds on a blade

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no wider than a millimetre.

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It's a sport of fine

margins in which

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the only thing that is certain

is the uncertainty.

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To everyone on the exterior, they

want to see the redemption. I

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already personally feel that I have

made redemption.

The world champion,

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Elise Christie.

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Elise Christie.

Every athlete dreams

of being an Olympic medallist.

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of being an Olympic medallist. To go

out and win the gold.

Elise Christie

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is safely through to the

quarterfinals.

It is about what it

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means.

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quarterfinals.

It is about what it

means.

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There is Elise Christie, the boarder

record-holder at this distance. Kim

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Boutin of Canada is ranked number

four this winter, with Anna Seidel

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of Germany on the outside. Why they

go in the race to the opening corner

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and it is taken by Kim Boutin of

Canada. Christie settling in second

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place.

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place. But do of Hungary enter.

Smart move from Christie sliding

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through on the inside. Takes

advantage over Kim Boutin. These two

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are the favourites to go through

from this race. They should be the

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class in the field and at the moment

that is exactly what it looks like.

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It will be interesting to see the

time Elise Christie posts. Leading

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the way, they are on the last lap,

at the moment she's through to the

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semifinals. Here comes Christie. Up

towards the line, Elise Christie

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takes it, and she has successfully

negotiated the first hurdle of the

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day. It is confirmed as a new

Olympic record, 42.073 seconds. That

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also means that Christie is by far

the fastest qualifier so she will be

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assured of having the inner lane

again for that semifinal.

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again for that semifinal. There is

Elise Christie just gathering her

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thoughts for this semifinal. Elise

Christie, 4.5 laps to make it into

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the Olympic final, and the chance to

race for gold. Why they go. They are

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away first time. Christie second the

map first corner. Kim Boutin of

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Canada are taking it. Yara van

Kerkhof of the Netherlands at the

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back. Christie just closing the door

as Qu Chunyu had a little look but

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Kimbolton got out of the box

quickly. Christie challenging on the

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inside. Gets to the front of the

race, forced a little bit wide, Qu

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Chunyu has gone down and you are van

Kerkhof is out the front, Christie

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in second place. Elise Christie now

holding off the challenge of Kim

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Boutin in third place. Round the

bend they come. Up towards the line.

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Christie and van Kerkhof in a photo

for first place. Kim Boutin, I think

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third over the line.

And amazing

race. I know where Elise had a

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little bit of a problem, she allowed

Kim Boutin to get in front of her at

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the start so it will be a decision

for the referee to make.

Taking --

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waiting for official confirmation.

Van Kerkhof marginally in front of

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Christie. There she is. Is this to

be a moment? -- her moment. It is

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nearly time. The Olympic final of

the women's 500 metres. A nation

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holds its breath.

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holds its breath. Away they go. The

final is on. They get away first

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time. Van Kerkhof not with a great

start, Christie Karanka moved

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through on the inside, Fontana of

Italy leads the way. Kim Boutin of

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Canada is in second, Elise Christie

back and forth at the moment. She

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has work to do to get back into

contention. Montana still leads from

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Kim Boutin. Christie now trying to

hug the inside line, have a little

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look, no way past Boutin, Christie

Christ to make it on the inside, and

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Christie crashes out. Christie is

out of it once again, Fontana going

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for it, it is a photo finish between

Arianna Fontana and Choi Min-jeong.

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In her quest for gold Elise Christie

ends up on the floor again. She

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crashed out of the final four years

ago, and history has repeated itself

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in Korea. She doesn't finish the

race. One chance gone, ending in

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bitter disappointment for Elise

Christie who is doubled over at the

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moment. She has two more attempts to

try to claim an elusive Olympic

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medal. It is a photo finish for

first place at the moment. This is

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the shot we need. And it is Arianna

Fontana. Still, they haven't

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officially announce the winner. We

could see that Fontana crossed the

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line, and there is a penalty for

Choi Min-jeong of Korea. She has

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been penalised, and the home crowd

cannot believe it. Arianna Fontana

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is the Olympic champion. Yara van

Kerkhof of the Netherlands takes

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over and Kim Boutin of Canada

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Kerkhof of the Netherlands takes

over and Kim Boutin of Canada has

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the bronze.

I have worked so hard

for the 500. And it has just been

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taken away from me. I got crashed

into. Then put into Lane four. I

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know that it is short track and I am

supposed to be prepared for this,

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but... It still hurts, you know?

I

think we all feel for you right now.

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You have come back from this before.

I am sure that you are strong enough

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to do it again.

Hopefully. I have

got a few days. It is still about

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giving my best. I don't know...

Right now, I just can't see living

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with this, you know?

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with this, you know?

So, so

distressing to watch that and here

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that. You have been with her since

you were friends at 15, you have

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been in touch with her since. She

was really raw after this.

I spoke

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to her very quickly after. She was

still really, really upset. Her

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words were that she was devastated.

We went back and forth a few times,

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and she quickly moved into getting a

little bit peed off but it all, so

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hopefully she is going through the

grief process and is now getting

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angry and ugly getting motivated

again.

And we will see her back on

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the ice. We have an interesting

replay to show you. This is what

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Wilf O'Reilly had to say after the

final.

One of the things we need to

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understand looking at it from a

positive as well is that Elise has

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had these disappointments in Sochi,

she's had the first disappointment

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here, I said that just get a medal

would have been the way to move

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forward. Now she has come away, she

has come forth again. She has the

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1500 metres and the 1000 metre still

to go. One of the things now she

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needs to do and the British camp and

back in the UK, get behind her, stay

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positive. It is just the start of

the Olympics.

That was Elise's

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boyfriend who is also a short track

speed skating are competing for

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Hungary consoling her. She has got a

good team around her. You have soon

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an angle, and initially we thought

that Yara van Kerkhof was to blame,

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but it goes back to this incident

with Kim Boutin of Canada.

We were

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looking at the reason why she felt.

Because her hand was taken away from

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her. If you look earlier on in the

race, the Canadian cup in very

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tight, going into the corner and

squeezed Elise hard so that she had

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to go into the

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squeezed Elise hard so that she had

to go into the corner very tight.

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She ended up drifting wide. Which is

why the Dutch girl drifted up the

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inside and took her hand. It did

look very deliberate from Boutin,

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she did not take her normal line,

she did four almost shuffles to make

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sure that she strayed over to the

left and squashed Elise going into

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the corner. Elise had moved enough

past her for her to be having that

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line and she should have stepped out

and let her take it.

She catches the

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inside marker, and that unbalanced.

She had the block, went out wide

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with both hands down on the ice,

then she recovered from that quite

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nicely, but because she had speed

and she had gone white, the Dutchman

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up the inside and then took

Handbridge hand which cause the De

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Paul. We are focused on that, but if

you take it back a few paces, you

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can see why all of that

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you take it back a few paces, you

can see why all of that started in

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the first place.

You short track

speed skating say that this happens

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all the time, but for it to happen

four times at the Olympics, that is

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harsh, isn't it?

It is a very harsh

on Elise. She had Sochi, everybody

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knows what happened there. She has

done so much in between. She has

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achieved everything that there is to

achieve and this is the last thing

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left. Today was a bit of a disaster

for work, but you can't forget, she

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has two distances stored ago, and we

must focus on that. Everyone needs

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to get behind her, because she

responds very well to everybody

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else's and positivity.

That's why

you been in touch, giving her those

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positive vibes. And I know everyone

watching as well, making sure that

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they were offering support and

wishing her luck, because that is

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the most important factor in this

sport. She's back in the ice on

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Saturday... In the 1500 metres she

is a world champion. She's in these

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for the 1000 metres on Tuesday. --

she is in the heats for.

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Six new events in existing

sports were introduced

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to the Winter Olympic

program this year.

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Men's and women's big air

snowboarding, men's and women's mass

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start speed skating,

mixed team alpine skiing

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and mixed doubles curling.

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It's the mixed doubles

curling

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that we turn our

attention to now.

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Who will claim the

inaugural Olympic crown?

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The final was between the two

heavyweights of curling -

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world champions Switzerland

versus a Canadian team that boasts

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two Olympic champions.

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But first, battling

it out for the bronze

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was OAR and Norway.

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Paddy Gearey picks up the action.

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The slip sandstones of semifinal

heart ache would still be fresh for

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these two pairs. Missed chances

among courses have to be swept from

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the mind because there is a bronze

medal in line. The married pair of

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Anastasia Bryzgalova and Alexander

Krushelnitsky seize control. In

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curling you can never be too

careful. Norway took this to the

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final end. The Olympic Athletes from

Russia became mixed doubles curling

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first Olympic medallists.

The Solar

Equation 's "Them.

Now for another

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bit of history. The inaugural final

in this event. The world champions

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Switzerland against a Canadian pair

who only joined forces shortly

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before the games. Kaitlyn Lawes and

John Morris have made some impact.

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How about this for fuss free house

clearing?

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It is a great effort, really great

effort. The Swiss match them

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struggle stroke and everything

pointed to this being a classic.

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Switzerland respond with two of

their own.

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Things change faster than you think

in this sport. Switzerland 's Martin

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Rios got this very, very wrong.

He

doesn't want catch that top read.

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Push their own stone out there. That

is a big mistake there.

What

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followed was as brutal as curling

gets. Canada were ruthless and

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relentless.

Kaitlyn Lawes certainly

worked that stone well.

The points

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kept coming. Look away now if you

are sensitive or Swiss.

Possible

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four here and it has gone. Yes. A

great shot from Kaitlyn Lawes.

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Switzerland needed a dramatic

U-turn, always tough on ice. The

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Macri has been in this situation

before I managed it around.

He will

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dig Ian Wright the last minute.

Canada league as we go into the

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fifth end. 6-3 and they have a

hammer.

And five in Canada kept on

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kept on sweeping on.

Trying, he is

trying. That is going to be two.

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Well, slightly forlorn look on the

faces of the Swiss pair.

By end six

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it was clear there was no path back

into this for the Swiss realise the

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sums were against the men out to be

inevitable, with this handshake the

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first mixed doubles final was over

two ends early.

It is Canada 's gold

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medal. A brilliant performance from

the two and they have been a perfect

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couple.

New event and some things

never change. It is curling, Canada

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tend to

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never change. It is curling, Canada

tend to be winning.

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And if it is curling we love to

watch it. If you want to watch the

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British teams, the men's curling,

the new GP team with Kyle Smith and

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his rink. They make their debuts in

the first Round Robin match.

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Eve Muirhead and her rink

begin their Olympic campaign

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in their first round robin match.

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Women's curling Great Britain v OAR,

5.05am tomorrow morning.

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Early starts for you but given we

have coverage pretty much 24 hours

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you can catch up with it later on

and if you want catch up with

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curling later in the morning we will

be bringing it to you.

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Now to the final of the women's

snowboard halfpipe and one

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of the biggest stars in town

is Chloe Kim.

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The American with Korean heritage

has got support from both sides.

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She blitzed through qualification

and at only 17-years-old was ready

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to drop in to the history books.

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It was standing room only at the

halfpipe in the Phoenix Snow Park.

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In South Korea there is argument

more excitement over this medal than

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any of the others.

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Here's Ed Leigh.

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Here's Ed Leigh.

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This is Chloe Kim, the youngest

snowboarder ever to have won three

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consecutive X Games medals and in

one time she won with a perfect

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score of 100. It is not as

snowboarding skills that make the

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centre of attention in South Korea.

She may hail

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centre of attention in South Korea.

She may hail from southern

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California, but her family are from

right.

I grew up in a very Korean

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environment. I am competing my first

Olympics in a country where my

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parents came from and that is pretty

insane.

The Koreans love having her

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here and they are cheering her on as

though she is competing for the home

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nation.

Big at the Olympics was a

dream of mine since I was a little

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girl and so I think it is just kind

of crazy coincidence that my first

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Olympics is at the country my

parents came from.

She has been

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waiting for the chance to ride in an

Olympic halfpipe in four years. She

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was qualified to ride in Sochi but

too young to compete.

She can win

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gold here she might just become a

fully fledged megastar in the US as

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well as in Korea.

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fully fledged megastar in the US as

well as in Korea.

Three runs and

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only the best run will count.

Representing America, this is Kelly

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Clark, the most successful

snowboarder ever to strap in

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competition.

A signature frontside

air. A backside 540 and a lot of

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travel down the pipe. A huge

frontside ten and a 1080 on the

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third hit. That is huge.

Crippler, a

backflip in the pipe and a tail flip

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and Kelly Clark has just set a huge

high mart in the women's halfpipe

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finals. 76.2 five. Next up luge

Ayew, AKA birdie. She is so relaxed

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up there.

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up there. -- Liu Jiayu.

Do so hard

to keep your deal edge on that wall

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but she has bossed it so far. It is

a beautiful run and a big frontside

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five and landing nice and high on

the transition. Back to back five

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claw-back. Lovely stuff. She could

have got it round a little bit more

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and she is happy.

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and she is happy.

Chloe Kim, she is

without question the best halfpipe

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rider in the world. Whether she can

put it together now, under pressure,

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that is what counts.

Boom!

Absolutely huge to start things off.

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Frontside 1080. Switch now when she

loses a bit as me but she still gets

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the 720 around. Frontside 100. There

is the mixed twist and the Indie

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ground. Into a huge inverted seven.

What a run from her.

What a run.

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This is the frontside 1080 and at

the X Games two weeks ago we saw

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that back-to-back in the errand that

is where Chloe Kim can go and nobody

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else can. That is why Kelly Clark

got a 76 for an incredible run early

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on because the judges needed space

to for Chloe Kim.

That ensured she

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led the field. The first to run --

drop in round two was Arielle Gold.

0:23:100:23:15

This rider also had the 1080 in her

arsenal. She produced the trick on

0:23:150:23:20

the first hit and those three turns

in the air put her into fourth.

0:23:200:23:26

Kelly Clark produced another 1080 to

ensure she remained in the podium on

0:23:260:23:30

third. The Chinese rider Liu Jiayu

put down a big and cleaner version

0:23:300:23:35

of her first run and she closed the

gap to Chloe Kim 's first-run score.

0:23:350:23:42

The American once again dropped

last. The clouds -- the crowds were

0:23:420:23:45

roaring her on as she attempted

back-to-back 1080s but it wasn't to

0:23:450:23:51

be and she left the door slightly

ajar for her rival as she headed

0:23:510:23:55

into round three. Aerial gold landed

a brilliant run on her second run,

0:23:550:24:04

can she now set it up and tidy it up

and make it as big and clean as it

0:24:040:24:07

is possible to get. If she can she

could push Chloe Kim. Amazing.

An

0:24:070:24:15

absolutely huge Liu Jiayu to kick

things off. Switch seven and build

0:24:150:24:18

up the speed now I get the amplitude

up. A nice backflip.

She has lost

0:24:180:24:24

amplitude there.

She really has.

Backside air, frontside nine. A huge

0:24:240:24:32

mug twist. Even how at the bottom

and her hands are in the air. Is it

0:24:320:24:35

enough?

0:24:350:24:40

enough?

85. An 11 point shift. That

is huge.

0:24:410:24:50

is huge. Kelly has got to put

another trick into this, hasn't she?

0:24:500:24:52

Another big twist. -- trick.

She has

two.

She landed a little flattered

0:24:520:24:59

that would kill the speed. Again a

bit flat but she is holding the

0:24:590:25:05

speed. A big frontside ten and that

is beautiful. Now, switch seven. She

0:25:050:25:14

is landing flat and how we she still

standing up? A huge crippler and I

0:25:140:25:16

think that was the improvement.

There was the extra 20 -- it as

0:25:160:25:23

well.

Can Kelly Clark move up the

rankings with that one? I don't know

0:25:230:25:29

how to call it really.

83.5. It is a

slight improvement for Kelly Clark

0:25:290:25:40

but it is not enough to overhaul

aerial gold, who remains in bronze

0:25:400:25:43

medal position.

Liu Jiayu of China,

her nickname is birdie.

This is a

0:25:430:25:54

celebration of snowboarding here.

Beautiful. Really nice height on the

0:25:540:26:04

second it.

Here is the 1080, go one!

900.

She is so high.

Here is the

0:26:040:26:14

frontside ten. Oh, she has gone!

She

landed that we would have had the

0:26:140:26:20

game on our hands. Liu Jiayu knows

that she is the silver medallist, as

0:26:200:26:25

has so often been the case was Sean

White, Chloe Kim will be gifted the

0:26:250:26:30

lap of honour.

Let's see. She is

eating this pipe up for breakfast

0:26:300:26:38

here.

Please do the back-to-back.

She is not holding back. She know

0:26:380:26:43

she has the. Yes! Back-to-back ten

and nine to the flat with her legs

0:26:430:26:52

turned on and I was the mixed twist

that defies logic. The final

0:26:520:27:00

inverted seven and we have a new

Olympic champion.

Wow. An absolutely

0:27:000:27:05

brilliant run from Chloe Kim.

0:27:050:27:13

brilliant run from Chloe Kim.

A

phenomenal run from Chloe Kim.

You

0:27:130:27:20

tweeted that you were angry earlier

on, did that help? You unleashed it

0:27:200:27:25

on the final run.

0:27:250:27:32

on the final run.

Yes, I was getting

really hangry are not really stoked

0:27:320:27:34

because my stomach was rumbling but

I transferred all of that anger into

0:27:340:27:37

my third run and it worked!

I love the face, it worked, and I

0:27:370:27:45

will have some ice cream! The

combination of anger and anger just

0:27:450:27:50

got her out there.

This was her at

the top of the run before she came

0:27:500:27:53

down and she said she wished she had

finished breakfast sandwich. She is

0:27:530:27:57

so laid back.

It is refreshing.

Ben,

I want your expertise on white Chloe

0:27:570:28:03

Kim is so much better than anyone

else in women's halfpipe.

I have had

0:28:030:28:08

to think about this quite a lot now

and I think

0:28:080:28:19

and I think some the youngsters that

are being introduced to the sport at

0:28:200:28:22

such a young age now that there is

such a wide variety of tricks, they

0:28:220:28:25

are entering a world where when I

was younger these tricks were not

0:28:250:28:27

available. Chloe is just one of

these girls that is naturally

0:28:270:28:30

talented and she looks so smooth

during her run. Share here -- here

0:28:300:28:34

she has her back-to-back 1080 so she

showcases the true essence of

0:28:340:28:37

snowboarding. She got a perfect

score originally when she did this

0:28:370:28:40

run at the X Games and she has done

it again at the Olympics.

She is the

0:28:400:28:46

youngest ever female to win a

gold-medal on the snow and she

0:28:460:28:51

actually reached qualification

standard four years ago.

Yes, she

0:28:510:28:54

was just too young to go to Saatchi

but she showcased herself at the X

0:28:540:28:59

Games. She has more gold than anyone

else already at such a young

0:28:590:29:14

age and she has such a bright future

as well.

That gave women's

0:29:160:29:19

snowboarding a chance to shine

because after what happened at the

0:29:190:29:21

slopestyle we needed to see it at

its best.

Everyone was talking about

0:29:210:29:24

the progression of the female riders

yesterday and they couldn't do with

0:29:240:29:26

the wind in the slopestyle so it was

brilliant to see them yesterday and

0:29:260:29:29

she was showing something that was

young and hungry and pushing the

0:29:290:29:31

boundaries for female riders.

We

will see a lot more from Chloe in

0:29:310:29:34

the future.

The USA are certainly

dominating.

0:29:340:29:36

Also hanging out at the halfpipe

was the man with the best nickname

0:29:360:29:39

in sport, the Flying Tomato,

Shaun White, who won gold in 2006

0:29:390:29:42

and 2010 and could yet become

the first snowboarder ever to win

0:29:420:29:45

three Olympic titles.

0:29:450:29:53

This is Shaun White, the finest of

his generation. The eyes of the

0:29:560:30:01

world are on this man. Absolutely

massive! His second gold medal.

0:30:010:30:11

Shaun White unveils the Tomahawk!

Phenomenal.

0:30:110:30:22

Shaun White unveils the Tomahawk!

Phenomenal. The hair is short, the

0:30:220:30:23

body a little older and a

qualification today he was pushed

0:30:230:30:28

all the way by Australian, Scotty

James.

0:30:280:30:33

all the way by Australian, Scotty

James. The first of these two riders

0:30:330:30:36

is Scotty James, the Australian. In

2017 he won pretty much everything.

0:30:360:30:43

Shaun White comes out for just the

biggest and best events of the year.

0:30:430:30:47

There are very few people who can

claim to have beaten him in the

0:30:470:30:52

perfect pipe when he is on form.

Scotty James is going to try and do

0:30:520:30:57

that. My goodness. Absolutely huge,

he's gone back for the add-on, the

0:30:570:31:06

back-to-back 1260s. The backside

900. The frontside five, the switch

0:31:060:31:11

five, entered a switch backside

nine. ! The Taipan. That's what he

0:31:110:31:23

went for last time.

You don't see

many of those.

96.75, Scotty James

0:31:230:31:30

gives a little annoyed, like he knew

that it was coming. A jab to the

0:31:300:31:35

camera. Here I come, Sean, here I

come. Scotty James moves into first.

0:31:350:31:40

What can Shaun White du?

He

definitely sprinkles pressure on his

0:31:400:31:47

breakfast cereal. What can he do

year? A huge frontside double ten.

0:31:470:31:56

The biggest hits we have seen on

these spinning 1080s. Little bit

0:31:560:32:03

squarely on the edge. He has held

it, into the double.

The frontside

0:32:030:32:12

double 1260.

You start wondering if

Shaun White isn't operating with

0:32:120:32:17

some kind of different gravitational

force.

0:32:170:32:23

force.

Is just walking away from the

board! He knows that it is good. He

0:32:230:32:28

knows that it's big. How easy did he

make it look? Shaun White, take a

0:32:280:32:35

bow. 98.5! Wow!

I wish we had a

camera on Scotty James now. The look

0:32:350:32:50

on his face would tell you

everything that you need to know. A

0:32:500:32:56

million different reasons why you

should

0:32:560:32:57

million different reasons why you

should watch the finals tomorrow.

0:32:570:33:01

Scottie did an amazing round. I

figured I really needed to send it

0:33:010:33:06

one.

You can't run as fast when

someone is chasing you. It has been

0:33:060:33:10

nice to see those guys stepping out,

do challenging runs and really put

0:33:100:33:14

the pressure on me to and so back

with something special.

He is the

0:33:140:33:21

big occasion performer, and he

hardly competes at all these days.

0:33:210:33:26

Straight after Sochi, he disappeared

off the scene for a while. I don't

0:33:260:33:30

know whether the Hollywood and

business lifestyle kind of got to

0:33:300:33:33

him and he sort of disappeared, but

he has come back and answered.

And

0:33:330:33:38

he gets so much height, it seems

that he can do more than others.

0:33:380:33:43

Scotty James is brilliant but at the

moment he is still better.

What is

0:33:430:33:49

interesting is Scotty James and

Shaun White have not clashed

0:33:490:33:51

together too often. Seeing it here

at the Olympics, it's going to be a

0:33:510:33:56

massive show. You can see Shaun

White showing how high he can get.

0:33:560:34:01

And he is silky smooth. This is his

signature trick that he has always

0:34:010:34:06

had since 2006, injuring. And

although these new tricks, the back

0:34:060:34:12

double 12, enter the frontside

double 1440. All that I find with

0:34:120:34:20

these guys is that the qualification

runs have been outstanding. I don't

0:34:200:34:25

really know what the final is going

to be like.

Scotty James has this

0:34:250:34:31

strange condition where his knees

dislocate.

I have a similar problem

0:34:310:34:36

and I have wires in my kneecap to

stabilise my patella. Sometimes when

0:34:360:34:42

you are dating hard, the knee wants

to come out of place.

It is similar

0:34:420:34:47

to Scottie. I wish I hadn't

mentioned that, I now feel a little

0:34:470:34:51

bit sick! Here is the schedule for

the men's snowboard halfpipe final,

0:34:510:34:58

and here is what is still to come

tonight.

0:34:580:35:05

Germany looking to dominate the

women's luge.

0:35:110:35:18

women's luge.

No can do.

Take about.

-- a bow.

I can't hear them.

See you

0:35:210:35:41

tomorrow.

I knew that you would make

it, trying to learn short track. You

0:35:410:35:49

made it look quite easy.

0:35:490:35:53

The Alpine skiing programme has been

blown off course by the wind,

0:35:530:35:56

but finally today an event

could take place - the Combined.

0:35:560:35:59

Marcel Hirscher is proclaimed as one

of the greatest of all time

0:35:590:36:05

but so far his trophy cabinet has

been lacking an Olympic

0:36:050:36:08

gold medal.

0:36:080:36:11

gold medal.

0:36:110:36:19

Hirschel still in front. One of the

greatest of all time.

0:36:270:36:30

The all-conquering Austrian is

targeting four gold medals in total.

0:36:300:36:32

Here's Graham Bell.

0:36:320:36:38

The Johnson Alpine Centre is the

setting for the men's Alpine

0:36:380:36:42

combined, and exacting test of

skiing skills with two disciplines,

0:36:420:36:46

downhill followed my slalom.

Downhill is all about pace and

0:36:460:36:48

speed. Slalom demands more focus on

technical execution. The scoring is

0:36:480:36:56

simple, the fastest combined time

wins.

0:36:560:37:04

wins. Thomas dressing of Germany

will be the first ski racer at the

0:37:040:37:09

Alpine skiing. But all of the delays

because of when we have to weight

0:37:090:37:14

until Tuesday for the men's Alpine

combined to get under way. It is a

0:37:140:37:18

shortened course because of the win

and Graham Bell will talk you

0:37:180:37:21

through it.

Starting on top of the

roller-coaster section of the

0:37:210:37:25

tunnels underneath the course,

coming up onto what would be the

0:37:250:37:29

second jump in the downhill at the

Dragon School, the big sweeping

0:37:290:37:38

time, that is paradise turn, and the

second jump on this course, then

0:37:380:37:44

heading towards the blue Dragon

Valley.

0:37:440:37:50

Valley. Dressen is experienced in

down but not up to much in slalom

0:37:530:37:56

and this combined race is a match of

the two. Dressen had good speed in

0:37:560:38:01

the training runs, top seven in the

last training run. So expect Dressen

0:38:010:38:05

to set down a good time. He's had an

error-free run and the downhill,

0:38:050:38:10

with a little bit of wind about

still as he comes past the magic

0:38:100:38:14

tree and heading towards the final

jump now.

The man he won the

0:38:140:38:20

downhill at Kitzbuhel, before the

start of the Olympic Winter Games.

0:38:200:38:25

Not too many out here watching, but

there will be plenty of interest now

0:38:250:38:30

as Marcel Hirscher prepares to race.

At Pyeongchang 2018. In action for

0:38:300:38:37

the first time. Since the last

Olympics when he claimed silver

0:38:370:38:42

medal in the slalom. And at the

World Championships in Beaver Creek

0:38:420:38:47

in 20 Deeney took the gold, at the

following worlds in 2017, a claim

0:38:470:38:52

silver in the Alpine combined

events. If he gave reasonably well

0:38:520:38:59

in downhill he will be the man to

catch in the second leg later.

In

0:38:590:39:05

his training runs his best was

McGriff. Taking pressure off the

0:39:050:39:10

outside ski as he went over that

role. He kept balance as he took to

0:39:100:39:15

the air. He can afford to give away

2.5 seconds to Thomas Dressen as

0:39:150:39:21

long as he stays in the top 30. That

is most important thing he has to do

0:39:210:39:27

today, put down a damage limitation

run the downhill.

Hirschel will be

0:39:270:39:34

pretty content with the way his

Olympic campaign has begun.

0:39:340:39:38

Hirschel's one left him in 12th

place, a good position for his

0:39:380:39:42

favourite discipline of slalom to

come. No one could better Dressen.

0:39:420:39:48

His hostess Ron was Axel Swindell to

decided not to start the slalom.

0:39:480:39:54

This was all about practice for the

main downhill. As a slalom

0:39:540:39:59

specialist Alexis Pinturault

finished best.

0:39:590:40:06

finished best. He has given himself

lots of work to do to reach the

0:40:070:40:10

medals.

0:40:100:40:20

He's a good combined skier, he has

one World Cup combined event this

0:40:200:40:27

season and he starting on a nice,

clean track.

There is a lot of set

0:40:270:40:32

in this one and with an early start

number, a means to put a good run

0:40:320:40:36

down. 2.23 down on the winner of the

first run, Thomas Dressen, so you

0:40:360:40:44

will be disappointed with the

downhill, but he has got a chance.

0:40:440:40:46

He could get a medal from this

position if he puts down a great

0:40:460:40:51

slalom run.

No one has gone down

before him so he has a nice, fresh

0:40:510:40:56

canvas underfoot, and he's carving

some sweet tones, the Frenchman,

0:40:560:41:01

races for his club in Val d'Isere.

His slalom is two minutes .75

0:41:010:41:12

seconds. Now, Marcel Hirscher, the

best combined skier in the role, he

0:41:120:41:19

has a one second advantage over the

Frenchman after the first run. The

0:41:190:41:24

one thing that is missing from his

trophy cabinet is an Olympic gold

0:41:240:41:28

medal. Can you put that right today?

It is looking for the good but not

0:41:280:41:37

as clean as Muffat-Jeandet on this

first part of the course. Marcel

0:41:370:41:45

Hirscher is doing what he does best.

The wind is there, but he's battling

0:41:450:41:52

his way through it. He doesn't seem

to care. The wind is whipping up,

0:41:520:41:58

trying its best to stretch Marcel

Hirscher will, can you do enough to

0:41:580:42:03

move into gold medal position over

Muffat-Jeandet?

0:42:030:42:10

Muffat-Jeandet? Glorious slalom

skiing from Marcel Hirscher.

He has

0:42:100:42:14

seen off one of the French

challengers. He will be unhappy with

0:42:140:42:18

that wind, he will want output down

more of a lead over Victor

0:42:180:42:24

Muffat-Jeandet. He will have a

nervous weight now for the run of

0:42:240:42:31

Alexis Pinturault of France. He is

ready to race for the final today.

0:42:310:42:37

He pushes hard out of the start

gate. He doesn't have a lot over

0:42:370:42:45

Marcel Hirscher. He has started off

well enough, a little stumble, he

0:42:450:42:52

has counter rotated, and a great

recovery from Pinturault but again

0:42:520:42:56

the same mistake. Just jetted out on

the turn. Now Pinturault finds

0:42:560:43:02

himself behind Marcel Hirscher. He

has turned on the red light for the

0:43:020:43:08

first time, 0.1 four. It is still

good enough potentially for silver

0:43:080:43:12

medal position but there is no way,

because Marcel Hirscher were so

0:43:120:43:18

quick on the bottom part of the

course. There is no way that hate

0:43:180:43:22

you can move into gold, he has gone

into second. He didn't have the wind

0:43:220:43:26

on the second part of the course, he

was able to catch up some but that

0:43:260:43:31

is what we thought and that seems

all decided now. So, back to the top

0:43:310:43:37

and with one to come, Marcel

Hirscher and Alexis Pinturault are

0:43:370:43:43

guaranteed medals.

0:43:430:43:48

guaranteed medals. Can Thomas

Dressen snatch the bronze? He is

0:43:510:43:52

often a steady start.

Steady is the

operative word. He's going to let

0:43:520:43:58

slip half of his lead with half a

second up. Canny squeeze into the

0:43:580:44:01

bronze medal position? If he wants

the bronzes got to finish within

0:44:010:44:07

1.01 seconds of Marcel Hirscher. He

trails the great Austrian by .43

0:44:070:44:15

seconds. What will he be down at the

split? It has grown to 1.5 six. It

0:44:150:44:23

is almost certainly out of reach

now, and the French are starting to

0:44:230:44:27

think that they will take two medals

after the men's Alpine combined as

0:44:270:44:33

Thomas Dressen lives dangerously but

vanishes in ninth. The medals are

0:44:330:44:37

decided.

At last, Marcel Hirscher is

an Olympic champion. He takes the

0:44:370:44:44

men's Alpine combined gold.

0:44:440:44:50

men's Alpine combined gold. The

bronze

0:44:500:44:51

men's Alpine combined gold. The

bronze goes to Victor

0:44:510:44:51

Muffat-Jeandet. Marcel Hirscher

always said the Olympics were not

0:44:510:44:56

his main motivation. I did believe

that. Six months ago it looked like

0:44:560:45:02

he might not make it.

He fractured

his ankle. The first event was

0:45:020:45:08

cancelled and then in his second

race back, the slalom, he won. He

0:45:080:45:13

had that muscle memory. It took the

pressure completely off. I don't

0:45:130:45:16

think that's what he was really

thinking and you could see that from

0:45:160:45:20

his reaction. He was going for the

gold, and he needed that to start

0:45:200:45:23

making possibly history.

0:45:230:45:30

This it doesn't favour the technical

skier but look that these

0:45:360:45:39

conditions.

It is so impressive and

he skied through the wind as he made

0:45:390:45:43

speed through it and that shows the

confidence of his slalom skiing

0:45:430:45:47

right now.

What is he like as a

guide?

I will be honest, I didn't

0:45:470:45:52

know him early in my career when he

was winning everything and I wanted

0:45:520:45:55

to not like him because he was too

good but then I met him and he is so

0:45:550:45:59

nice and so respectful and he has

such good words to say to anyone who

0:45:590:46:10

beats MMT is the biggest fan of Dave

Ryding. He was once to train with

0:46:100:46:13

him and pick up tips from him. But

Dave has less to learn from Marcel

0:46:130:46:16

Hirscher because it is a secret

technique that not everyone can do.

0:46:160:46:22

Bode Miller is a massive fan of

Michaela Shiffrin.

0:46:220:46:34

The next Alpine skiing event

is the Women's Slalom which begins

0:46:350:46:38

tomorrow morning at 1.15am.

0:46:380:46:39

Michaela Shiffrin will be looking

to hit all the right notes.

0:46:390:46:47

She is in a league of her own!

0:46:550:46:57

She is in a league of her own!

0:46:570:47:06

A third successive world title! She

is the Olympic champion at 18.

0:47:080:47:19

She is multitalented and she is

singing her own song there.

She is

0:47:320:47:37

singing she wishes she could be a

cool kid but I think she is the

0:47:370:47:40

coolest kid on the block. She is

amazing and super-talented. A lot of

0:47:400:47:43

ski racers are created with music in

that way but she has incredible

0:47:430:47:47

skills. We are always putting the

blue boxes and calling them

0:47:470:47:50

technical or speed skiers but she

won the first speed race of the

0:47:500:47:55

season. She had the red bib and then

didn't start the other races so for

0:47:550:48:01

the other girls it is a kick in the

teeth that someone can come in. She

0:48:010:48:04

comes in and winds that downhill but

look at her downhill.

She could be

0:48:040:48:10

taking multiple events here, she

hasn't taken on her mind -- made up

0:48:100:48:16

her mind yet. She has been said to

be the best ski racer ever, male or

0:48:160:48:24

female, that is from Bode Miller.

He

has said she could take five gold

0:48:240:48:30

medals from that. We have seen in

all winter sports you need a bit of

0:48:300:48:33

luck so it would be incredible and

all the stars would have to align

0:48:330:48:36

but she is so talented.

We will see

our first two British women in

0:48:360:48:43

Alpine action.

Alex Tilley is a

better skier than I was technically

0:48:430:48:47

so strong. If she gets her tactics

right she could up there with the

0:48:470:48:51

best in the world. Charlie Guest has

made it the great fightback after a

0:48:510:48:56

back injury to make this team and

she is a secret squirrel.

0:48:560:49:08

The luge, Germanic. 42 medals.

Be

flying Germans have done it!

0:49:130:49:33

Domination. Precision engineering.

Expect Germany, expect one, two,

0:49:330:49:43

three.

0:49:430:49:45

Expect Germany, expect one, two,

three.

Here goes the German at

0:49:450:49:50

number two in the world, Dajana

Eitberger.

All of these sliders have

0:49:500:49:56

been so consistent and there is

nothing between them in terms of

0:49:560:50:00

equipment, their driving style and

now it is all about that they know

0:50:000:50:03

how to get down the track and that

they can handle the mental pressure

0:50:030:50:08

of getting the optimum lines and

making sure they are building speed

0:50:080:50:11

all the way up the track, especially

as they come down corner eight and

0:50:110:50:15

into corner nine. It has been

costing so many people. Just a

0:50:150:50:20

little bit late into 12 but

0:50:200:50:28

little bit late into 12 but she got

through straight and this should get

0:50:280:50:29

her to hold on for the lead and put

pressure on the next person. She is

0:50:290:50:33

holding a big gap.

Dajana Eitberger

looks as though she will be forth

0:50:330:50:35

that the very worst. We knew from

the men that anything can happen

0:50:350:50:40

with the big three. It is a strong

run and she knows it.

One down and

0:50:400:50:45

two to go. Tatjana Hufner is 34 and

a legend of this sport. She's

0:50:450:50:53

usually rock-solid. Can she hold a

nerve?

We will find out at the

0:50:530:51:01

bottom. It is so close. If she makes

one mistake it is easy for her to

0:51:010:51:07

drop back two places, which will

then bump the Canadian back into

0:51:070:51:11

bronze. We saw this the other day,

and that could have been a mistake

0:51:110:51:14

there. Is it enough. She will have

to drive the curve to keep these

0:51:140:51:20

speed. She is keeping a consistent

line but is there enough track left?

0:51:200:51:24

This could be it and the difference.

Will she lose it coming up the hill?

0:51:240:51:30

This is so dramatic, at the hilt of

the line. It is all very tight. She

0:51:300:51:38

is down to third at the moment.

Natalie Geisenberger, to create

0:51:380:51:46

history and win it for the second

time and Dajana Eitberger waits in

0:51:460:51:50

the wings. The best in the world and

the best many have seen in their

0:51:500:51:56

lifetime. Let us now see.

You can

see from the caption she already has

0:51:560:52:01

half a second. We have seen people

making mistakes at the end of the

0:52:010:52:05

Dragons tale and the end of the

chicane and it can cost them over

0:52:050:52:09

half a second and if she gets the

corner right now she is on her way

0:52:090:52:13

to being the Olympic champion in

2018 and she will not lose that

0:52:130:52:19

amount of time in the last few

corners. If she comes through the

0:52:190:52:23

big Olympic corner she is still

holding the 40 51 hundredths of a

0:52:230:52:28

second.

A big lead and she is going

to do it once again just like at

0:52:280:52:32

Sochi and she is the tenth German to

win and only the third to win it

0:52:320:52:39

twice, joining previous luge

athletes. The luge in German

0:52:390:52:52

colours, gold and silver.

Not quite bronze.

0:52:520:52:58

So no clean sweep for

the German women after that

0:52:580:53:00

Tatjana Hufner error.

0:53:000:53:01

Medals are won and lost

by such tiny margins.

0:53:010:53:05

Talking of wobbles, if you go off

track in the luge, this is what can

0:53:050:53:08

happen.

0:53:080:53:10

This is 24-year-old US

luger Emily Sweeney.

0:53:100:53:11

She came in as world number 11.

0:53:110:53:13

A memorable debut for her as she is

flung around the sliding track.

0:53:130:53:17

Emily works for the US military.

0:53:170:53:18

She's obviously made of stern stuff.

0:53:180:53:22

She told reporters after that but

she was OK but she has gone to

0:53:220:53:26

hospital for x-rays on her back and

thank goodness she is walking away,

0:53:260:53:30

but she looks as though she is in a

lot of pain. Now we have Paddy with

0:53:300:53:35

a round-up of what else has been

going on.

0:53:350:53:38

Clockwork orange in the speed

skating, another Dutch victory,

0:53:380:53:40

this time for Kjeld Nuis Nows

in the 1500m.

0:53:400:53:42

Another Netherlander,

Patrick Roest finished second

0:53:420:53:44

and the Dutch have won all four

speed skating golds so far.

0:53:440:53:49

No surprise to see a Norwegian

winning a cross-country skiing

0:53:490:53:52

event, and no surprise to see it's

Johannes Hoesflot-Klaebo,

0:53:520:53:54

who picked up sprint classic gold.

0:53:540:53:58

He's so good a teammate

recently called him

0:53:580:54:00

humiliating and fascinating.

0:54:000:54:04

But in the women's sprint classic

Norway lost out to the neighbours.

0:54:040:54:07

Sweden's Stina Nilsson outskied

the Norwegian defending champion

0:54:070:54:09

Maiken Mighken Caspersen Falla.

0:54:090:54:15

More exciting British news

from skeleton practice.

0:54:150:54:16

Lizzy Yarnold, Britain's

defending champion,

0:54:160:54:18

was quickest in the final run.

0:54:180:54:21

Teammate Laura Deas went

fastest in the first.

0:54:210:54:23

That comes after a very encouraging

first day of training.

0:54:230:54:26

Some are putting it down

to the new suits they're wearing,

0:54:260:54:29

the same ones as British cyclists.

0:54:290:54:30

Could the key to the

skeleton be the skin?

0:54:300:54:34

Ice hockey is a famously fast sport,

but not normally this quick.

0:54:340:54:37

This is American Jocelyn

Lamoureux-Davidson scoring

0:54:370:54:40

against Olympic Athletes of Russia,

and six seconds later this

0:54:400:54:44

is her doing it again.

0:54:440:54:48

That broke an Olympic record.

0:54:480:54:49

The US won 5-0.

0:54:490:54:54

Let us have a look at the medal

table as it

0:54:540:54:56

Let us have a look at the medal

table as it stands at the end of day

0:54:560:54:57

four. Germany lead the way with five

gold medals. Their record is 12.

0:54:570:55:02

They are nearly halfway there and

we're only one quarter of a way

0:55:020:55:07

through the games. They are closely

followed by the Netherlands. The USA

0:55:070:55:12

are going well, helped by the Chloe

Kim gold in this snow pipe, the

0:55:120:55:18

halfpipe, it should be pipe! They

are just behind Canada. Let us go

0:55:180:55:26

off piste.

Our favourite baby super fan has

0:55:260:55:32

today been trying his hand at speed

skating which is very relevant.

0:55:320:55:35

Doing well. This family and friends

were trying out different Winter

0:55:350:55:42

Olympic disciplines. This is baby

Jessica trying her hand at figure

0:55:420:55:49

skating and making plans for the

2034 Olympics. She is doing very

0:55:490:55:54

well abstain on her feet unlike Eva

who takes a tumble trying to emulate

0:55:540:56:08

the ice skaters. This is

extraordinary. What is this?

Is it a

0:56:080:56:14

little kid?

I thought it was kids to

start with.

They do not have heads.

0:56:140:56:20

They are robots. This is the robot

ski Championships. How crazy is the

0:56:200:56:25

world getting?

A new sport for the

Red Button! Red-hot and ice-cold.

0:56:250:56:34

First up, they were minding your own

business am watching the downhill

0:56:340:56:37

part of the combined when someone

out of nowhere hits you, always

0:56:370:56:44

remember where there was blame,

there is a claim. Women's ice

0:56:440:56:51

hockey, no matter what this part is

not going in.

0:56:510:56:54

hockey, no matter what this part is

not going in. You shall not pass. We

0:56:540:57:02

may be passed panto season but this

is a case of Lookout, it is behind

0:57:020:57:05

you. Seriously, it is behind you.

They did end up with a bronze medal

0:57:050:57:14

so there was compensation. Back to

the ice hockey for some magic. Keep

0:57:140:57:17

your eye on the park. Where has it

gone? Where has it gone? Is that

0:57:170:57:23

apart in your pants, refs? It was in

his pocket! Her pocket, I should

0:57:230:57:31

say. Loads more to come on a very

busy day. Radzi is on air at

0:57:310:57:35

midnight and taking a straight to

the curling rink for the matchup

0:57:350:57:38

between the British men and the

Swiss. The British -- halfpipe is

0:57:380:57:43

then featuring Sean White going for

his third Olympic title and then

0:57:430:57:47

Michaela Shiffrin goes in the

women's slalom with her second run

0:57:470:57:50

at 4:45am. Chemmy Alcott will be

setting her alarm early. Then will

0:57:500:57:57

stay up late. Sarah will keep

sending messages because that is the

0:57:570:58:05

day for -- that is it for a day that

started with such great hope for a

0:58:050:58:09

Elise Christie but sport does not go

to plan but Sarah calls her the

0:58:090:58:13

comeback queen and that is the

difference between all of us who

0:58:130:58:16

fall in the greatest to get back up

and try again.

0:58:160:58:23

Elise Christie, the world record

holder at this distance. Is this to

0:58:230:58:29

be her moment?

0:58:290:58:34

be her moment? There they go. A

clean start. Towards the line, Elise

0:58:360:58:39

Christie takes it, the new Olympic

record. Away they go, and they are

0:58:390:58:45

way first time. Christie is

challenging on the inside. But

0:58:450:58:48

towards the line and Elise Christie

is into the final. Away they go in

0:58:480:58:52

the final is on in the getaway first

time. Elise Christie try to have the

0:58:520:58:56

inside line. Elise Christie crashes

out. In her quest for gold, Elise

0:58:560:59:02

Christie ends up on the floor again.

0:59:020:59:07

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