Day 5 Winter Olympics: Today at the Games

chill upon your neck. I am the conundrum.

COMMENTATOR: He is under threat. It was good, but Shaun White has missed

out on a medal. Taku Hiraoka is ready for Japan. Into the front

double 10... Oh! A huge double, absolutely perfect. And that was

massive! I am standing up! Oh, he has put it so clean. What a

run! CLAIRE BALDING: Tell you what, they

ought to rename it the full pike because they don't do things by

halves. Today we will see the women dropping to technical snowboarding.

Welcome to a highlights programme, one hour-long where we will show you

the best of the chat, reaction and chat as well. The serious side and a

bit of fun because that is what the Winter Olympics is all about. Coming

up... The queens of speed hit the

downhill... Could skater Shani Seals super

skater status? And it was double trouble in the luge.

And also on the show tonight, we will be catching up with our curlers

and bring you up to date with the social media, Ollie Williams will be

with us once again. It has been a hot day by the Black Sea today but I

am well aware of how dreadful the weather is at home and just to say

that we are thinking of you and we know that in some areas in

particular, it is absolutely horrendous. We will show you first

of all the women's halfpipe action. The USA, have not come away with a

medal and they had some strong contenders, with former Olympic

medallists, how did they get on? We will show you later on with a guide

to the terminology you will need to know for the halfpipe.

With its origins in skateboarding, the halfpipe is a chance for

competitors to put on a real show. From the start gate, riders drop

into the pipe using the curved transition of the wall to gain some

speed. Competitors leave the lip of the pipe to perform rotations and

flips in the air. If combine, they are known as corkscrew spins or

corks. The top riders will be attempting triple core spins. The

competition consists of three phases. Heaps, semifinals and a

final. Each rider has two runs per phase and only their best score

counts. American Shaun White is the king of the snowboard halfpipe

having won gold medals in 2006 and 2010.

COMMENTATOR: That is mind blowing! Silver medallist in 2010, dropping

in with plenty of speed. You really have got to have your

legs turned on in this halfpipe tonight.

Two 720s. A very big run from Hannah Teeter.

Three riders left to drop after Hannah. And judging by what we have

seen so far, we are looking at the beginning of the business end of

this halfpipe final. She didn't grab it properly there, at the back of

the binding. First place for Hannah Teter. It is the reigning Olympic

champion, Australia's Torah Bright having come back that injury. She

absolutely loves her snowboarding, she enjoys it so much. She decided

that she would test herself. And she has entered three disciplines. She

came seventh in slopestyle. She blew a kiss to the volunteers at the

top, that is how nice she is. This is going to get technical. We have

not seen that on the first time! She didn't bail out but she couldn't

control it there. Such a shame. These women are struggling with the

pipe now. We are on the same page that we were last night, the riders

who hadn't gone through the semifinals are now riding a

different pipe to the women they were riding in qualifying for the

obvious, they have had training but under pressure... Let's see that

twist, look at this. If she goes home without a medal, it doesn't

matter because you can take a still grab from base and update her

Facebook profile picture because that was amazing. Unfamiliar

territory for the Australian, down in eighth position. Now, Kelly

Clark, Gold medallist in 2002, bronze medallist in 2010. We'll see

her go absolutely massive on this first hit. She has gone for the

front side air first hit. The only girl with a big 1080 in her

repertoire. She landed that not cleanly but it

was so big. Oh, no! Kelly Clark has fallen down at exactly the same

point as Torah Bright. You wonder if there is a bit of aching in the pipe

wall there because it is not like these riders, they are so talented.

They are not going down easily. She is devastated, as he would be. Both

had great practices, they both rode really well in practice and maybe

there is something in the pipe, maybe it is churned up. You can see

how much the boards are chattering along this snow, it is not a smooth

run for the gills. -- for the girls. So Hannah Teter in first place,

Barrington in second. -- Farrington.

Kelly Clark is not used to being in 10th. And now it is Caitlin

Farrington -- Kaitlyn Farrington. She had a fantastic run and I were

speculating that it was a great technical run she laid down but she

did not have the amplitude. She proved me very wrong with the first

run. Where will she improve on it? She needs to do it again. Get the

grabs a bit cleaner. Get some good solid grabs and show the judges that

she is in control but you talk about people seizing the moment, all of a

sudden she is topping the leaderboard.

A difficult trick to pull in the middle of the pipe because you kill

so much speed. Not as much amplitude on the second

trick. She seemed to carry rather than put the board directly up the

pipe to shoot out the top of it, she has traversed and gone down the pipe

and gone with it. The final trick here. Neither of the top true tricks

yet. 91.75, unbelievable! Maybe it was the bigger air to start with?

Hannah Teter is currently sat in silver. She is an Olympic veteran

from tiering and Vancouver. -- from Turin. She knows what it means to

get a gold medal. Can she pull it out of the bag here? This is key.

She has done it the right way, put her score on the board that she is

going out to prove it, that is exactly what Kaitlyn Farrington has

done as well, put her score on the board and then improved it. But

Kaitlyn Farrington has now put the pressure on everybody else.

Oh, she's gone... So it will not be gold for Hannah Teter in 2014. Will

she be able to add another silver medal to her collection though?

Three riders left to drop who will determine that and her fate is out

of her hands now. A stale fish grab invented by Tony

Hawk, the grab on the heel hedge on the back, over rotates... It is like

her legs gave up and whether that is... These girls are serious

athletes, I don't think it was a case of weak legs there. We have

seen that flatter landings survived. She just got a love in the pipe so

26.75. Torah Bright is ready to drop, the

reigning Olympic champion. Disappointing run before, she has

been in this position before, she won with her second run before and

we are asking, can she do it again? Her brother, very vocal about the

condition of this halfpipe, a big slam in training two days ago.

Overcome that though, and she is so tough. You don't get to this level

of the game without taking some meaty slams. She has had more than

her fair share. And she has got a smile that can bring about world

peace. Absolutely massive, landed at the

top of the transition, it was perfect.

How did she hold of two that? -- hold onto that?

Backside radio... Yes! And she held onto it, that was a beautiful run.

That was brilliant from the Australian. That has got it all.

Absolutely stunning. It is big, clean and its technical. And really

stylish. We said in the semifinals, how Torah Bright, she rides like a

girl, she is feminine, she looks nice, that may be wrong to say but

look how happy she is. If you are talking jeopardy points, that is as

good as ten in my eyes. That is absolutely massive. We thought it

might go wrong, she was fighting for the last 180 degrees of rotation. At

act merely dislocated, how did she land that? And then the outside

rodeo alley oop. She lands that perfectly. 91.5! She is a quarter of

a point short of Kaitlyn Farrington! It is a cruel world. I

am not sure I agree with that. I don't, really. That was a much

cleaner run and Kaitlyn Farrington and just as technical. She

commiserate is with the competitor knocked out of the bronze medal

position. So Torah Bright is in silver, Hannah Teter in bronze,

Kaitlyn Farrington still with the golden medal position but this

woman, the most experienced female halfpipe competitor in the world. 18

years old when she won her first gold in such laxity in 2002, -- in

Salt Lake City in 2002. In Vancouver, she took bronze. They are

looking at the big screen and had spotted themselves and sitting on

podium there, the last person in the world that you would want to come

down would be Kelly Clark! Here we go. This is it.

-- backside air. This goes to show how friendly the girls are. They

have been broken off. They have taken so many big hits in their

careers. They respect each other's riding. I don't think that would be

enough. We saw Torah Bright not far off that. She gets the grab here.

She doesn't get all the rich -- she doesn't get all the way round. She

lands a bit flat and then turns it round. She still recovers but still

makes the 720. There is no one else doing this. It is a huge trick. It

was as big as Torah Bright. Another bronze medal for Kelly Clark. Hannah

Teter is bumps of the podium. Kaitlyn Farrington will take gold at

her first ever Olympics. She takes gold and the top spot in a half pike

-- halfpipe competition. Hannah Teter is in fourth place. The

Japanese will be so pleased. How did it go for you? You through it all on

the line and it paid for you. I had the run that I wanted to do and I

came out of my first round. For my second, I knew I had to clean it up

a little bit. You didn't look nervous under pressure. I got the

nerves out during qualifiers. I was able to ride to the semifinals and

it was extra practice for me. I felt really confident going into the

final. Kaitlyn Farrington is only 23. She

was raised in Idaho and first went skiing at three years old. We are

going to go back live now to the extreme Park. Ed Leigh is there.

What a brilliant gold medal for her. I know you feel Torah Bright was

hard done by in terms of the judging. There was only a quarter of

a point separating them. Kaitlyn Farrington on the first two jumps

that she did, there were technical jumps but they were not back clean

and high. You compare that to Torah Bright and she carries so much speed

in the. These first two macro hits are huge. She said in an interview

that it wasn't as cleaner she can go. There was a couple of mistakes

there and she is going huge through this whole run. You compare that to

Kaitlyn Farrington and she did have some technical tricks but Kaitlyn

Farrington doesn't have the same amplitude.

Torah Bright has the whole package. Kaitlyn Farrington doesn't have the

same height. Controversial judging. On the men, Shaun White without a

medal. I know he was asked if he would be competing and it sound --

competing in 2018 and it sounded like he might be. Are there new

stars on the block or is it a shame that Shaun White wasn't there in the

medals? Shaun White has got to the size now

where he is almost a brand. It was a victory where we have seen this new

talent emerging. It was a fantastic story overall and it is good

practice for Shaun White to start losing because he might have to get

used to it. It will be interesting to see how he uses it as motivation.

Here is what is still to come between now and 8pm.

We are curling with Britain's men and women. Doubling up in the luge.

And we follow a skating legend going for a trouble. -- treble. There is

lots to show you but on Sunday morning I headed up the mountain to

watch the men's downhill and it is extraordinary to see the spade that

they travel at. Today was the women's downhill and Amy Williams

got to see a bit of Alpine skiing history. There is so many parallels

between skeleton and downhill. Speed, adrenaline, danger. Mindsets,

focus, one way down with them optimal line. Mistakes cost time or

worse. So many parallels. Time to compare notes. There are definite

parallels. You need to have a fast-moving brain and a relaxed body

while you are doing that. Visualisation is the key so you have

the right mental mindset before you push out of the start gate. It is

picking the right line on the racetrack. We have a lot of training

runs to get in before the downhill. We have to make sure we know exactly

where we are going at each point and visualisation is so important. We do

it at the top and the bottom. Psychology, the fear that is in your

head. For us, that visualisation and working with the psychologist is

important. Working on conquering fear is a key to downhill. Everyone

feels fear. You will be crazy if you didn't but it is about how to ignore

that fear and park it somewhere in the back of your head and do your

race anyway. Before the start, each competitor is at the top. I know

what that feels like. It is your turn to perform and do everything

you have done in your training. For years and years, it comes down to

this single run. Getting that speed and allowing it to become your

friend, giving it your all must be an amazing feeling.

It could be a good number for her today. She sets the pace. 1:41.94

seconds. First and only French racer in the competition today. Marie

Marchand-Arvier. Gosh, she is down. Remarkably, she is back on her skis.

The second Swiss racer to tackle the Olympic course.

She is certainly flying at the top here. Dominique Gisin. She is just

back. She will know exactly how the

courses running. A little bit late in the line.

Getting that hip inside the turn. She takes that well. Fastest in

training run number three. Into the final pitch. Lots of noise from the

Swiss fans as the cow bells ring. She has it. Daniela Merighetti, the

first of the Italians to go this morning. She is really putting her

foot down here. She drifted so wide of the racing line there and she

seems to be out of steam. She has gone into silver.

She sets in further line and goes for a full second down. Too many

errors today. She has had a cracking season. Can

she make it happen today when it matters most?

She doesn't want to be finishing fourth. It has been effortless. A

solitary jumper. Easy over her skis. Now she can set up and ride and

glide for the line. Lara Coote tucks in. She is second for Switzerland.

-- Lara Gut. It is the turn of the Olympic super combined champion,

Maria Hofl-Riesch from Germany. This is the one she really wants. She is

letting it slip away. It is ninth in the end. Tina Maze is next. She did

so well in the downhill part of the compound. She was third. She is

going to really want to make the podium today. It is great skiing

here. Very good skiing and she is throwing caution to the wind down

hair. She is going to make a great move here. Tina Maze looking to be

the first Slovenian to win a medal at the Winter Olympic Games. She

needs to be ahead at the next split and she is getting quicker and

quicker. I have goose bumps watching mess. It is so good to see her on

form. -- watching this. Tina Maze is hoping to break Swiss

hearts here at Rosa Khutor. She tucks in for the line and skis for

the gold medal... She is dead level with Gisin! Equal, one: 41.57. If it

stays like that, they will have to find an extra gold medal.

Ten two is fast and furious and has all the Austrian resources behind

her but she has ground to a halt, it is over for Fenninger. That's how

they look at the two leaders. This shows you the difference between

them. They are almost neck and neck here. Very similar style of skiing,

dropping to the inside, Maze back into the tack a bit earlier. A

similar line, it is almost picture perfect.

Chemmy Alcott is looking for a place in the top 15 which would be good.

This course can vision is -- because conditions are not great, it is a

bit slushy. The slushy snow will not help us be bit looks like she's

giving it all she can. She lost some time on the steep section but she

has not lost too much and there we go... 19th. Do you think she will be

happy with that? I think she is just happy to get to the Olympics. You

get a two-minute run to prove things. Every time I come back from

these like breaks, I try to prove it and a top 20 finish is amazing

justice after what I have been through. I did not disappoint myself

it was not pretty but it was fast. Bronze for Lara Gut and the gold

shared between Gisin and Maze. CLAIRE BALDING: That gave us

something that has been seen at the Winter Olympics before but never an

alpine skiing. We will reflect on this with Graham Bell. Normally one

would save where was it won and lost, but in this case it's where

was it won and won? It was incredible case and I don't think we

have had a gold medal time in the Olympic Games, World Championships

in the Super-G and I think Hermann Maier tied with his opponent. We

time to hundredths of a second so we have got an analysis here which will

show us the two runs and we have on the left-hand side of the screen,

Gisin in red and on the right-hand side, Maze. Ignore the split times

of Gisin because that was against the race I ahead of her. But look at

Maze on the right of the screen as she drops in, she makes a big

mistake on the turn from this point, you can just see the difference in

speed. Gisin is visibly faster down this bottom section carrying much

more speed and catching up all the time, just a fraction of a second

behind and almost level as they cross the line. If they cross the

line at 30 metres per second, then a hundred of a second is about 30

centimetres, it is that distance and that is wide ski racers will reach

towards the line to break the beam for that extra fraction of a second

but they both did it and came across the line together. Great analysis,

thank you Graham. A brilliant women's downhill to enjoy and

congratulations to Chemmy Alcott for coming back from a third broken leg

within four years and finishing in the top 20. Ollie Williams is across

all things social media and I was looking up Tina Maze earlier on this

morning, she is a pop star as well as a skier. Yes, but first of all,

she's also a woman who has so much emotion, she posted a Facebook

update after winning, 50,000 likes and showing in the background a map

of the course with the Olympic rings drawn and the number one behind it

and speaking of number ones, she is a pop star in Slovenia as well. She

has a single entitled My Way Is My Decision which has had millions of

YouTube views. I cannot tell you where it charted but she is one of

the more unusual characters. I believe she is Slovenia's first

Winter Olympic gold medallist if not there first Olympic gold racing, we

have been told to explain what barrel racing is, it is like a

Gymkhana race but around barrels on a quarter horse. Just a reminder

that this starts tomorrow. COMMENTATOR: Amy Williams is the

queen of speed! Lizzy Yarnold and Shelley Rudman

have been getting faster and faster in training and they start their

challenge for a medal at 7:30am tomorrow morning. Also in terms of

morning action, James Woods in the freestyle skiing slopestyle and

Elise Christie in short track speed skating and more curling and GB's

winning started in high spirits today having set an Olympic record

against the USA yesterday. MUSIC: "U Can't Touch This" by MC

Hammer. I think we broke another big

record! Yes, seven points in one and set a new Olympic first yesterday

and a grand total of 12 equalled another Winter Games milestone.

Confidence was high then as they headed into their matchup versus

Canada this morning against Jennifer Jones, Canada's skip and Olympic

favourite. Straight to an four here, Canada leading 3-1 with a mistake by

Jones. A week delivery gives Eve Muirhead the chance to capitalise

and grab two points. And a shot delivered, mission accomplished.

John is trying to clear British stones aims for three points before

the interval. -- Jones trying to clear. Team GB respond in and six.

-- end six. That will make her feel better. The

gap was close but Jones was not rattled. 7-5, and it all came down

to the final skip's stones in end ten.

Trying to move both of the yellows with the final stone.

It is an all or nothing shot. What an end this would be to a great

match between the two of them. It has been close and Eve Muirhead

coming with the chance of a really big shot here... It has given the

much to Canada. We had a chance to get a triple takeout and it was not

an easy shot, I would not have gone for it if I did not think it was

there but these things happen. With the sun setting over the Black Sea,

the ice cube was getting ready for evening play as the men of Team GB

took to the ice. David Murdoch was still counting his blessings from

yesterday's when handed to them by Germany. -- yesterday's win. It

would be the Swiss team aiming to put holes in today's plans for Team

GB. In end three, Murdoch was in full control. Yet his attempt at

getting two points failed as one stone straight off course leaving

him with just a single. The Swiss came out swinging but shot after

shot, end after end ended in disappointment. It would be 2-1 by

the interval with Great Britain on top. David Murdoch added another

point when they would be flummoxed as further tactics on how to protect

their house were discussed. Legal here, legal here... If we play this

one, I don't know. Team GB were not going to back down

and managed to protect their lead, frustrating the Swiss. The struggle

would endure right until the final end and the last chance for spending

the show to place a stone in a tactical position. -- last chance

for Sven Michel to place a stone. COMMENTATOR: That is a pretty good

shot. His final act was to raise any of

Switzerland's hopes in this game. David Murdoch is looking to push

that Swiss stone out. He has done it, very well done,

David Murdoch. Another win so Great Britain take this four - two against

Switzerland meaning they have won three of the first four matches and

are sitting very nicely indeed in the round robin. I wanted to come up

with intensity and focus and you saw that in our game, we were clinical

and it was a lot more fire in the stomach today. We were going hard

for everything. And both the men and women will be back in action

tomorrow and you can see how they get on as they round robin matches

continue. But the beautiful thing about the Winter Olympics is that

once every four years, we get to indulge in sports we would not see

at any other time. The one that requires the closest personal

relationship is doubles luge. Let's see what happened with Colin Bryce

and Paul Dickenson. Tonight I come to the Sanki Sliding

Center to witness one of the quirkiest events of the Winter

Olympics, men's double luge. With strong Latvian, Austrian and German

entries, the big question is who will end up on top tonight?

A luge has got sharper blade than the other sports, Bobsleigh and

skeleton in particular are very rounded and flat and you tend to

skip or more, and luge is sharper and you can cut the ice quicker, you

got afford to make mistakes here. Luge is the fastest of all of them.

They will hit around 138 kilometres per hour.

Why the German domination? Georg Hackl is coaching Wendl and Arlt and

is brilliant at understanding the science of sliding down a hill

quickly. Who else will compete? The Linger Brothers of Austria, they won

the last two Olympics. They might be able to challenge Wendl and Arlt and

the other Germans, Egger and Banneker, and the Austrians as well.

When you watch double loop -- luge it is amazing with the speed but if

you snooze, you luge. The double epic champions, Andreas

and Wolfgang Linger. They have gone into the lead already and this will

put down a big lead. Wendl and Arlt, this is a big hope for Germany.

Quicker than the Lingers! That is a massively.

If anybody can beat Wendl and Arlt, it is these

that was horrible, a big slide there. We do not know much about

Peter Penz and his partner. That has thrown the cat amongst the pigeons.

That was the end of the first run and no surprise that Wendl and Arlt

are in the lead. It was a surprise with the second German sled who had

an absolute shocker but that had made the chase for medals absolutely

fascinating. Any of these crews could take gold now. In striking

position to take the lead now and maybe get the medals. That is

definitely fast as we have seen. The faces of the two men who have got to

produce the ride of their life. Here we go, the Linger brothers...

They are almost two tenths of a second up, losing a bit of the lead

but not too much. Getting it together at the end here.

It is a litre. We are two minutes away from finding out if they have

won three Olympics in a row. The Linger brothers going for the lead.

Surely the Germans aren't going to take that lying down. The destiny of

the luge pairings goes from here. Can they keep it together? It looks

like Germany are going to do it again. That is absolutely superb.

Germany win gold in the luge doubles adding to the two goals that they

weren't in the men's singles and the women's singles. Jimmy are the Sochi

sliding sensation. It was a golden day for Germany.

Eric Frenzel will have impressed. He took the northern tip -- the Nordic

combined gold today. He won the cross-country leg with ease. Now we

are going to move to speed skating because Great Britain is very good

at short track skating. The Dutch are the ones who dominate speed

skating. They are pretty good at every distance apart from the 1000

metres and that is because Shani Davis has dominated that category

over the last couple of Olympics. How did he get on today?

The atmosphere is building here. History might be made tonight. Shani

Davis won gold in Turin and Vancouver and tonight he is looking

to win third consecutive medals in this event. Let us get the lowdown.

What character is he? A very focused athlete. He was asked to carry the

Olympic flag. He turned the committee down. He said he would

carry it in the closing ceremony. The eyes of the world are on Shani

Davis but these guys are rooting for Michelle Muda. -- Michel Mulder.

Stefan Groothuis took to the ice. He is so strong.

Lining up for the completion of the opening 200. Stefan Groothuis not

renowned for his top speed but the last 500 metres, he is very good.

Both are in touch of the leading time. It is all about the strength

and power now. All those hours they have trained beginning to reflect as

they come off the bend and line-up for the run-up to the line.

They are both ahead. Stefan Groothuis set another record. Then

it was the turn of Michel Mulder going for his second gold. It didn't

quite go to plan. Looking for the finish.

Great skating from the Canadian. Shani Davis attempting to be the

first Olympian to win three gold medals in three games. Could he do

it? Shani Davis, what can he do now? He is a man with a mission hair. He

wants to get that third gold medal. At the moment he is off the pace of

Stefan Groothuis. Shani Davis digging deep. I don't think he is

going to do it. He is not going to achieve that

third gold medal. He will be very disappointed with that. This is

incredible. We came here to talk about Shani Davis and Stefan

Groothuis is the Olympic champion. Can you put a finger on what

happened? The speed was OK but compared to those before me, it

wasn't fast enough. Bought -- what about expectation? I couldn't care

less about the titles or anything like that. I have the medals and

most important is the performance. I am delighted to say I have been

joined by Robin Cousins. 1980 Olympic champion and didn't you

watch a wonderful pairs final today. It was a thrilling final. The

Chinese took them over four years ago but the Russians have been

skating brilliantly for the past few days and they didn't let anybody

down tonight. Specifically with the Olympic champions as Russia take the

Olympic title. Here they are, Tatiana Volosozhar and Maxim

Trankov. They were not faultless. There was a little bit of a

touchdown with the hand. It was solid enough and they were streets

ahead. I love the second Russian team, federal claim off and Ksenia

Stolbova. They were hoping to be pressure rising for the gold medal

but had to settle for bronze. Be poured German pair dropped down and

they had a shocker. They won the world Championships but

the Germans were hoping that this could be their season to really push

and regain that title. It wasn't to be. They knew they had to deliver

the hard tricks. They had to go for the throw triple axel but it wasn't

to be tonight. Tomorrow they will wake up and realise that they had

won a bronze medal but they did not lose the gold. Tomorrow, the men's

challenge against. There are eight of them fighting for medal podium

places. I am happy to sit and watch. You

have new knees now. It is lovely to hate your expertise. Let us have a

look at the medal table. -- it is lovely to have your expertise.

This is a photo of Lizzie your mould on her last track walk. Follow her

online. It is fascinating to learn about the different places that she

slides. If we were to look up above us, we would see the International

space Station because NASA is tweeting photographs of the Olympic

Park from space. You can see the orange circle in the bottom

right-hand corner there. That is us. Well they look down, the team GB

athletes are looking up. Here is a photo from David King looking up at

the sky. He can see a sole tyre of Scotland in the contrails of the

aircraft behind the Olympic Cauldron. The Sochi trolley carries

on to amuse us. This is a church that has made their own BBC trolley.

It is a beautiful wreck -- replica and we need it because our trolley

is packed to the rafters. It is getting very fall but it now has a

flag on it. Thank you so much. We will talk to you tomorrow. This is

the coverage for tomorrow. If you are up and early, you will be

rewarded. There is extended highlights on the

red button following us straightaway. Apologies, Chemmy

Alcott's for run was not shown. I don't think it is there on the host

coverage but is and snowboarding is there. Arsenal played Manchester

United and the standout fixture has been hit by the weather.

Snowboarders, renowned for looking cool at all times. This was great

but not as good as these. They were not as good as this. Showcasing

local -- showcasing culture backfires. And finally, we love the

celebrations from the women's downhill. Great stuff.

That is all we have got time for this evening. Extended highlights on

the red button. Join us first thing tomorrow morning for all of the

latest. Slopestyle is the way to go. You

have to express the best that you can do. Everyone gets along,

everyone is good mates as well as being competitive. You have to be

competitive to get there. Being creative is massive. Everyone has

the same course, the same features to use. It is the same drawing board

and there is no rules, no 1's saying you can or can't do this or that. It

is about individuality. -- no one. Everyone is nervous. It is how you

deal with it. Everyone is going to be throwing down the best of the

best. It is definitely going to be a good show. Your way of getting down

the slope. We are basically showing off to the best of our ability.