Day 3, Part 2 Winter Olympics

A very good afternoon to you once again and welcome back to Sochi on

the day when Great Britain's curlers begin their quest for medals right

here in the Ice Cube Arena. This is the Iceberg Skating Palace, the

scene of Russia's first gold medal last night in the presence of

Vladimir Putin in the figure skating Championships. Overnight, it was

transferred into an arena for short track speed skating.

They have all gone! That leaves Steven Bradbury crossing the

finishing line! He lost it on the line!

Great excitement for Great Britain because Jack Whelbourne has made the

final, no British man has done that. This is how he did it. Our

commentary team describing the action.

Come on, Jack, show us what you are made of here, if he can skate as

well as he did in the heats, then he has a very good chance. It is all

about jostling for position, Jack Whelbourne wants to stay out of

trouble. He did very well in the first heat. Charles Hamelin of

Canada in second place. Changing of the guard at the front as the

Italian tries to come through. But the Canadian is having none of it.

He is the current World Cup leader, Charles Hamelin, he is the man of

the moment, keeping it high. The Netherlands are up in third. Russia

coming down the side. Jack Whelbourne at the moment, back in

fifth position. Jack Whelbourne has work to do, he is slipping away.

Eight laps to go and the speed is starting to lift up. Canada moving

into first place. Jack Whelbourne is skating well. At the moment, he is

right in the pace of Russia. Jack Whelbourne moves down the inside. So

confident. I is cool. Jack Whelbourne in third place, he needs

to get past the Netherlands. Charles Hamelin is in the lead. Jack

Whelbourne with the inside pass and he is losing confidence. Down the

back straight, and it is Charles Hamelin come to the front. Jack

Whelbourne is skating out of his skin here, up to the start of the

ultimate loop. Critical to hold position. There goes the bell. It is

time. Come on, Jack, you can do it! Charles Hamelin is still leading.

They come off the bend. Canada takes it, Great Britain second, history is

made, the first time we have had a finalist in the 1500. Make a note of

the name, Jack Whelbourne! A superb race, lots of pushing and shoving.

Jack is not 100% convinced he has made it, he is still looking

around. I think Charles Hamelin is quite clear that he has made it. He

skated superbly. Look at this in slow motion, look at the technique

here, the Italian in all sorts of trouble. He went down and just about

recovered. Alvaro Vazquez through. This is where he might have been

worried about it. He pushed Charles Hamelin right out. Not sure how he

stayed upright. The clench of the first by Jack Whelbourne. The

referees have made their decisions. They are skating across. Jack

Whelbourne has made the Olympic 1500 metres final. Eduardo Alvarez has

been penalised, Jack Welbourne is through to the medal contest. The

British skater. The Russians had Vladimir Putin, we

have got Princess Ann, she has just rushed by to support Jack

Whelbourne. Let's return out for the B final of this event to the

commentary team. This is absolutely compelling

stuff, this is the B final, seven in the gold medal rush, these skaters

are skating for the A 's position on Word and then they are classified in

their Olympic position order. The Frenchman, coming around the

outside, taking over the front from the Netherlands. Smart skating from

the Koreans, they always wait until the last minute. This race is for

eighth place. The Dutchman getting ahead of the contest, right in the

pace. Down the inside comes Russia, the Europeans and for this.

Immediately, he is denied the sharp end of the contest as the next

skater comes to take through. Six laps left to go. The Netherlands in

second place. A battle for second place. France are still in first

place with five laps to go. France on the front, the Netherlands, then

Russia in third place. The pace is really starting to ramp up. This is

where mistakes can occur. France trying to come down the inside, a

big move down the inside from the world champion. Park Je-Yun from

Korea, on the line with two to go. Korea and China coming through on

the inside, the door has been closed, it is the Netherlands that

is swinging around into the back straight. Here comes the world

champion, and coming down the inside and he has gone down, and it is the

Netherlands that has crossed the line... Will we be hearing more

about this? Letters have a look the Slovo. He was taken down in the 1000

metre European file and again now, in this B final. Have a look at what

happened? This is that the incident we were referring to, I think it is

coming here. With half a lap to go, there it is, goes right the way

through, 44... It was 240, look at where the skate is, he took the

Dutchman out. There was no room, the problem with this sport is, when

something like this happens in the last lap, they will disqualify the

Korean skater, but unfortunately, the Dutchman who should have been

first, he will end up being last. And then the Frenchman cruised over

the line, he would be qualifying as a in the race. And Sebastian Hamlin,

he came second in the race. His brother is in the a race. The

dynamics of this contest, even when they crossed the line, they have to

look at the screen and have a chat about it. What about this final,

Jack Whelbourne is an imperious form, skating out of his skin. He

has not been phased out all by the reputations of any of the

opposition, and that is why he will be skating off for podium position

in this contest, and we cannot wait. Let us take at the line-up, he will

be fearing them all at this stage of the competition. This is where the

big guns come out to play, but Jack Whelbourne has got prodigious

talents to get through to this stage. He had to deal with the

Chinese, one of them is 17 years of age, Lee Hamed bin of Korea, he is

lucky to be here, he is here on an enhancement. The one to watch as to

be Russia, Viktor An. History could be made here, they have never won a

medal in short track. He has got to be my favourite read this distance,

he has been skating incredibly well through this season. I think Jack

will be very good, and we can see this again here... This last bend

when the Netherlands was taken out. We're still waiting for the official

results. A nice gift for the Frenchman! Take another look at

this, look at where the right foot goes. There is absolutely no room to

go through. And he summed the eyes with his left knee, he might be

paying the price for that in this with his left knee, he might be

competition. -- and he thumped his left knee on the ice. And this is

the confirmation. So, the announcements have been made that

the gladiators that will line up next for the 13 and a half laps

around the ice rink here. It is very tight here. But what I love about

this, you can pass on the inside, but you have got to get around those

blocks on the bend. Absolutely. If you are underneath them, you are

out. There is no going inside the blocks. I think Jack Whelbourne is

an imperious form, the 23-year-old British competitor, a former world

junior competitor. Elise Christie will be cheering him on. I was so

impressed with her speed, we will be hearing a lot from her when the 500

metre competition continues to unfurl on Wednesday. Let's get ready

for the introduction is no. It is like two boxers coming in to fight

in the ring, they bring them in in the order that they line up.

Position one, this will just be introduced now, this is the

29-year-old Canadian, here he is, his third Olympics, Charles Hamelin,

he races with a lot of facial hair. Eight times the world champion.

Position to, that would be Jack Whelbourne. -- position two. He is

the former junior world champion for the 1000 metres. Position number

three representing the Republic of China, 17 years of age, this fellow.

Alongside of him, stand-by for the here, it will resonate around the

arena, here he comes, the man that won this title into Reno. -- in

Torino. Coming up next, the 23-year-old American, JR Celski, he

won the Bronze event in Vancouver. At completing the line-up, position

number six from China, an 18-year-old. He is fifth in the

World Junior Championships in 2013. These are the six men that have made

it through for the first medal contest in the short track

disciplines here in Sochi. Now, is it going to be the fourth gold-medal

for the Russian? We are away. What is important to

remember, seven skaters in this final. You don't want to get stuck

at the back. We saw the Koreans had difficulty coming through too late

and I think it is important for Jack Welbourne in fourth place at the

moment to not get too far behind in this group of seven skaters. Amylin

already comes to the head of the contest. The business end of this

medal race. -- Hamelin. The Frenchman is down there and the

British skater... Not the Frenchman, I should say the British skater,

Whelbourne, is in fourth. Victor An And is sitting right behind

Whelbourne. And at the moment, Victor An is in sixth place. Jack

needs to be careful that he doesn't get stuck at the back. Yeah, Jack

Welbourne sees the danger comes down the inside. The holes for the

position. It is JR Celski in second spot. Up to the line, with six more

lines to go. But the head of the race, we have JR Celski from the

USA. Coming through is Charles Hamelin, 29-year-old Canadian. Five

to go. Charles Hamelin is looking very comfortable. He is being pushed

back third place. And Victor An hasn't made a move whatsoever. He is

making a move now. Jack Welbourne has gone down! He has gone down.

That was because of the move by Victor An. He has moved up into

third. In second position is Han Tianyu from China. Charles Hamelin

is turning the screw at the front. Charles Hamelin is at the front,

igniting the burners now. The Canadian take said. Victor An Is

second and third, Han Tianyu. Or was he second? But Charles Hamelin gets

the gold. Brilliant staking dasher skating by Charles Hamelin to win

the 1500 metres they are. It's his third gold medal in the Olympics.

What a scared that was. He is celebrating already. I would like to

see that lunge for the line. I thought maybe Han Tianyu just about

got it from Victor An, from Russia. A magnificent race from Charles

Hamelin of Canada. He came here to get gold and that is what he got.

There he is, the man with three gold medals and with a number of

distances still to go. Interesting to see that Jack Welbourne may very

well be injured. It was at about three laps to go. You may have been

kicked in the shin. A great shame for Jack Welbourne. He was skating

so magnificently. The... It was caused by the move of Han Tianyu.

It'll be interesting to see that when they play it back. The

celebrations are spilling over here for the winner, the great Canadian,

Charles Hamelin. What a sensational short track he is. Now then, three

gold medals for Charles Hamelin of Canada. There it is. The court JR

Celski, I think. -- he caught. Yes, he was third, so the Chinese skater

did get second. Charles Hamelin timed his efforts to perfection.

Let's bring him over the line and then we will tidy up the Whelbourne

incident. There is a victory salute. We need to wait for that official

result. I would say Charles Hamelin has spent so much time... There he

is, with his girlfriend. She was a bronze medallist in Vancouver. We

are just waiting for the official result.

Well, the official scoreboard is up. Here is the official result. The

Olympic champion is Charles Hamelin. It's his third Olympic gold medal.

In second, Han Tianyu. And Victor An from Russia gets bronze. Jack

Welbourne didn't finish, unfortunately, due to that incident.

What a shame that was. But it was a sensational final. Charles Hamelin,

what a skater. The eclipsed -- he could eclipse the record... In fact,

he has equalled the other Canadian's record. Three men now

have three gold medals and looking at the former Charles Hamelin has

got, when you get the 500 metres, which he is probably best outcome he

could win that as well. Absolutely. Is interesting is that there was not

a Korean skater in the top three at the 1500 metres. Astonishing that,

isn't it? There is news coming up to us that Jack Welbourne, as you

rightly said, is injured and he has had to go away for medical

treatment. Let's hope that his injury is not going to derail his

chances in the other events. Remember, there is the 1000 metres

and 500 metres still to come. What a sensational final it was. We waited

for it and it certainly did give us some fireworks. Sadness for just

Whelbourne -- Jack Welbourne. Jubilation for Charles Hamelin, who

wins his third Olympic gold medal. Unbelievable action from the

Iceberg. Disappointment for Jack Welbourne.

We hope he is OK. We hope to speak to him later on. What a great race

it was. Princess Anne has been watching that and also his governed.

She was in action earlier in the 500 metres. We will catch up with those

races later but let's hear more about police. -- Elise.

Elise Christie, British short track. To be at the top of your game, you

need to sacrifice everything. Just before the race, I sit in the heat

box and I think about things that could go wrong and things that could

happen. I put a lot of pressure on myself for those things not to

happen. I start to become a bit panicky. It is easier to get rid of

the pressure and think, you know, I haven't done it before. I've never

won an Olympic medal. I've never made an Olympic final. Anything I

can do above quarterfinal level is going to be an achievement because

it is the first time I will have done it. That is how I am handling

it. Everyone is saying that I may medal hope but I could fall over in

that first round and that could be my Olympics over. Unfortunately,

there is that and not not always the strongest people wing. -- win.

Elise Christie playing down her chances but she really is a hope for

the medal in the 1000 metres, where she is the European champion. Wang

Meng China has broken her child -- ankle, is that increases had

chances. -- her chances. Elise Christie is on the outside. He

has made that she has made a smart move. A good move in by Christie.

She is up to third. Remember, it is the top two that will go through. We

are into the last two and a half maps -- laps. The Russian has come

straight into the fund. Two laps to go. Christie cannot get through at

the moment. At the moment, it is the 16-year-old Russian at the front.

Here comes Christie. She has ignited the burners. She will take it on the

line. What a cool delivery thereby Elise Christie. She showed the way

to the rest. The 16-year-old Russian was second. What an impressive skate

by Christie. A superb race by Christie. She didn't panic at all.

She drew a live band lane position and to go around the outside, kept

her cool, kept her head and managed to come through clearly. Here is the

result for you. Her performance director will be absolutely rapt

with that. We move onto heat is number three. Right on the inside is

a skater from Japan. On the outside, Charlotte Gilmartin.

A good start right on the front from the Italian. Look at her speed. She

has distanced herself from the rest. The Dutch skater, the European

champion is coming through. Good skating. It is still the Italian.

Here comes the Dutch skater. Gilmartin, I think of Great Britain

with the final lunge to the line, gets second. Let's wait for that to

be confirmed. Great Britain with two skaters through to the next round.

Superb skating. A flying finish by Gilmartin, coming throughout of the

last turn. Of course, we have two rate for the official result. -- to

wait. I don't think there was anything untoward, where the

referees would decide that they wouldn't make it. A superb piece of

skating by Charlotte Gilmartin. It was an incredible injection of pace

from the Italian. Right on the far side, Gilmartin, keeping a cool

head, and at the right time, although she did collide, she came

through. Do you think that will still stand? I do think that will

still stand. Escapes there from Charlotte and

Elise. I can never get my head around them coming around the

corner. You always think they are going to come off the track and they

don't. Sometimes they do, and when that happens, you can get lucky!

In 1994, in Lillehammer, Steve Bradbury was part of a team which

won bronze. It was Australia's first-ever Winter games medal. Here

he was in 20-2002, in Salt Lake City, in the short track 1000

metres. By his own admission, he was not the fastest skater in the

semifinal. It could be any two from these

three. He has gone! And what a race! There are only two standing at the

end. He was through to the final. His tactics there? Not to lead from

the front. Away first time. This, the battle for the medals. Canada

lead. Nobody putting in a great injection of pace at the start. He

makes a great move. Into second place. China are third, Australia

are fifth. China is in second, career third. -- Korea. China are

ominously placed. He goes around the outside. Oh, there is a fall! They

have all gone! That has left Steven Bradbury to cross the finishing

line. The most aiding gold medal of any Olympic Games! And Australia's

first-ever gold medal at the Winter Olympics. A reward for being this

far back. And willing the entire field to tumble at the last turn.

The power of Aus, as in positive thinking. He is still shaking his

head. Australia's first medal of these games. He gets generous

applause. I wonder if he has bought a lottery ticket!

you have to smile when you watch that. If you are a curling fan,

today is the big day at the Winter Olympics. Just behind us, the Ice

Cube, this is where the curling will be starting today, the British women

were up against Sweden, but first, at five o'clock this morning, it was

the man up against Russia. This is what happened. We join it in the

end, number six. He can afford to get this on the

nose or to roll it a little bit. He wants to be sitting first and second

shot after this. They are sweeping very hard, it must be getting close

to the guard. They tried to hold the line, they did their best. Just

about lying shot. Just get past the first, but not the second. Tapped

back against their own stone, so this lying shot, and it is shaping

up well for Britain. You might miss this, if you lock it, it is good.

They can make fat, then we have a /43. You can see half of the red

stone when you get to the other end, and they will try to pick the stone

out. They do not want to live. It seems like a special shot that they

have got. He could potentially play straight down here and hit the

yellow on the nose and lie six, two, three, four, lie five. They have

decided for the easier shot here. Just has too get it anywhere. Always

good to hear the boys calling. Well played. He has been on top form,

David Murdoch, on this first match. This is shaping up well here.

Now, he might hit that, maybe try and get on the first stone. This

potentially looks like the guys are asking for him to draw, sit right on

the face of that yellow sitting on the blue four foot. They do not

necessarily need to... They want to just come in and sit right here, try

to make it much harder for David to get a big end here.

Once again, he's being asked to come up with the shot for his team. They

are in a bit of bother here. He is asking them to sweep this

early. And they are working very hard on this. Has this got a knock

on it? They will have to work hard to get it past the first stone and

they are doing well. That is actually a well drawn shot.

But I think it should be a pretty simple and straightforward shot for

David Murdoch to hit his yellow right onto the back, onto the top of

the red. He can see all of his yellow shots there. This is

potentially a match-winning end here for Great Britain.

Yes, the Russian shot, it was overdrawn on the mark. You can hear

the instructions. That was nearly five, but it is going to be four.

Well executed and from Team GB. That has made things very difficult for

the Russians, that is a 6-1 lead for Great Britain, four in that end.

Excellent from the British team, especially David Murdoch playing

well. Could not be going any better. That proved to be the crucial end of

that match with Britain going on to win 7-4, and they play Sweden live

at 3pm. The women are in action shortly, but first, we can hear from

Jack Whelbourne who has made the final of the 1500 metres, he has

been to the medical team after falling, but then he's speaking to

Ollie Williams. He written in thing badly, tell us

what happens. -- you are limping badly. I fell over, twisted my ankle

and a bit, I hit the blade, it is very sore, but hopefully I will come

back and do the other distances. Do you think you will be OK for it? I

will definitely be OK, I have two Olympic distances, I will give it my

best go. That is the best I have raced, some of those guys that we

had to go through to get to the final, they are some of the guys

that could have been on the podium right now, but maybe I could have

been on the podium if I had not fallen away a little bit, but I came

out here trying to get to an A final, and I have done that, so I am

pleased. The black blockers underfoot, you twist your ankle, and

they say anything happen, and it did, didn't it. -- anything can

happen. Yes, with the final, anything can happen, we keep saying

it, but you can run it again, and I think there would be a different

result, I am pretty sure, so I am not unhappy, and if anything, I got

a win under my belt, and going into that final, I was ranked 26 in the

world, so, there you go. Your girlfriend, Elise Christie, looked

in great form today, happy for her? Yes, absolutely, everybody that

skated to date, they did their very best, but we are very happy, and

that is definitely a move forward for GB short track, Tivoli they can

do just as well. We hope that your ankle heals up quickly, well done.

Thank you. Keep supporting! 158! We will return now for the curling, Eve

Muirhead is in action, great hopes for a medal for them, they are up

against Sweden, the double Olympic champion, we join it in the final

stages, Jackie Lockhart and Steve Cram your commentators.

This is where Eve Muirhead needs to be decisive, she

This is where Eve Muirhead needs to be decisive, needs to be sure of

this shot that she chooses. I think we have decided on a high

guard. They have been given an

opportunity, at Eve Muirhead needs to grasp it, and she has not studied

in the match so far. -- not done it in the match. She seems happy with

where this is going. You and I are sitting almost right

behind these stones looking down on the sheet, and we're talking about

how they seem to be drawing a bit better with the take-out. What shot

would you want with her? 88% on drawers, 73% on the take-out one of

these centre guards of if she is to open up. I would personally,

probably, be driving the shot we see here on the left. She has too

remembered that she has got the last stone, so she needs to make sure

that she can see the four foot. That one that she is looking at in the

front, just left of the center line as we look at it, to drive that back

into the centre two, or at least one of them, hopefully two. Well, from

their point of view. A fair bit of distance between those two stones.

Yes, but she has two make sure that she clears it, anyway, to give a

view of the four foot and try to replace it.

Partial success. Yes, she has opened up four foot there.

They had to hold onto that one well. Eve Muirhead just wanting to... She

will block her way in here. Yes, guard that shot, possibly setting on

the 12 foot. Just and is indicating. -- just where Anna is indicating.

Another crucial shot, I knew I would be saying this quite a lot! And how

that end has changed, Sweden had two really bad shots and it completely

flipped earlier on in the end. Eve Muirhead's shoulders were down, now

this is her opportunity here. She was thinking about the previous

end, then all of a sudden the door opened and she was on it. Where is

this one going? They want to start turning it in. They need to move as

far as they can. Again, she's not with that. She has left a bit of a

shot for Maria to see. But even if she has guarded that, she still left

a shot for Maria to draw to the four foot. This probably isn't a bad

shot. She still has a chance to draw into the next end. If she doesn't

get this right, she can still get the steel. -- steal.

You see, I am learning. A pat on the belly from the weight. Half weight

there. Successful. Mission accomplished, I

guess, in just one shot. 6-4 to Sweden a lens. The Hammer transfers

to Great Britain. They are still in this, they have to finish this game

off really well. It has been topsy-turvy, up and down and they

need to come up with the big shot in this final end and maybe hope that

this little mistake from Sweden as well, who knows...

We always thought these games would be close between Britain and Sweden,

even when the one or other of the teams are not playing well. They

still have the opportunity to make the big shots. They have the players

to do that. This one has not quite gone Britain's way but they are

still in it. You could argue we didn't play well and we were right

all the end. I was going to say that neither team has been dominant but

they are still in the game and that is what you have to remember. They

are going to go back after this game and analyse how they played, and how

the strategy went. They will learn from it and move on, win or lose. I

don't think she particularly likes that first stone. She was shaking

her head. I'm not sure why. They don't want this to be short. They

wanted to be in the house. Even your house needs to put up some

protection on the signs if she wants to pick up a two here. Once again,

Claire Hamilton played a storming first game here. She's sitting on

89%. I think are parents will be sitting at home watching this,

butterflies in their stomach. They don't come out until Wednesday.

Hello, mum and dad Hamilton! There may be a few mums and dads

supporting the Russian team as well. A lot of noise. It is very tight in

the game between Russia and Denmark. Very tight indeed, sitting 4-4 at

the moment. The shot of Margarita didn't quite

find the line this time. Eve will ignore these two reds at the top of

the house and draw in behind her. Get one in behind that guard and

that should start the end of, for you to go down the end to get a two.

Claire Hamilton has done really well. Yes, she has. Great management

of her shots and histones. She controls at where it's going to go.

She's had a good, strong start to this competition. Are they going to

remove that front guard? Yes. That is the one shot that could cost them

the two, corner guard. Unusually, playing across the face

of that, to take the guard out there. I think that is what she

asked for but it came across, moved their own stone towards the back of

the house as well. Vicki Adams, has just been asked to

play a frieze here, sitting on the edge of the red at the back of the

house. She has spun it just a little bit fast. Oh, unfortunate.

She has had two of them now. Early on, one went through as well. That's

unfortunate. We really needed... Even short would have been good

there. Her sister will be at home watching

this, probably with butterflies in her stomach. I hope you are OK,

Kaye. Your sister has gone a long way. This game was always going to

go one way or the other. The same shot again. Yes. It's definitely

possible. I think that's probably the best shot. You could get a

mistake out of Sweden if you can place one right on top of that red.

They then try and hit it out, and jam, and then you can go for a shot

on the other side of the house. She has just played the shot before and

knows the mistake she has made. She should be able to correct that. She

was still looking a little anxiously at it. They are having to work this

hard to get it there this time. It's looking OK.

She probably overcompensated a little bit. Just a little bit. I

guess if that had been her first shot, you would have been reasonably

happy with it. But she needed to sit right on top of that red shop there.

-- shot. Again, it is still sitting there.

All we need is one frieze. She is just talking herself through

what she wants to do. Just make the line good.

We really need this to be round, behind the guard. Eve is trying to

encourage them to sweep this in. It's going to get past it,

they've got. Christina Bertrup, she will be hoping to play some better

hots -- shots in her last end here. I think the problem is it has ended

up being a very straightforward and for Sweden. We've not been able to

put the stones where we want. Stone placement is key at this level of

the game. However, we still have our chances. We still need to get one

around, buried. They make one mistake, give us the opportunity to

try to capitalise and get two here. They've got to get in here and make

sure this counts. They are trying to pull it in. This

has not got the line. It is not hidden. That is unfortunate, that

one. It has not given Eve a lot to work

with, has it? This should have been straightforward.

It's probably half covered from the other end, when Maria Prytz looks

down the ice. She is just happy with a chip. That

will be find more cash for Maria. -- that will be fine for Maria.

A steadying hand going up from the skipper, saying this looks OK. And

it is. That's a shot that a skipper often

has to pull out of the back pocket. A nice draw, right behind, onto the

one foot. Not looking so good for Great

Britain here. They are still two behind. The last two stones. I am

not sure she took a knife ice there. Maybe it is just how she is laying

these shots. Eve turned her back on it right away. It just started going

right from when it's left her hand. That is unfortunate. And because we

are sitting right behind it, we could see that.

Do you ever feel like the game is just not for you? The both of us

have said, if you are going to have a bad game, put all your bad shots

in one game. Get it all done with, dealt with. The important thing is

not to dwell on it, not to look back on it too much. I know you said they

will analysed. But we almost want to say, let's put this to bed and

forget about it. There was a period in the middle,

where things went Britain's way. And there is a handshake. So, Sweden and

are victorious. -- end up victorious.

These fountains are pretty good. Disappointment therefore Eve

Muirhead. She is back in action tomorrow against the USA. There were

celebrations earlier on, when Britain had their first finalist in

this short scat -- short track speed skating. Jack Welbourne came through

and it was an outstanding performance by the young man. It

ended up in disappointment with a fall and a slight injury but he

spoke to us afterwards. We hope he will be fine to compete in the rest

of the competition come during the course of the next 1450 days or so.

We are back on air on BBC Two very shortly, when we will be watching

the men up against Sweden. That is in the curling. Hopefully they can

do well against one of their main challengers for a medal. For now,

goodbye.