Summary
Winter Olympics day three – watch live coverage (UK only)
Team GB’s Kirsty Muir misses out on medal by 0.41 points, finishing fourth
Switzerland’s Mathilde Gremaud wins gold, edging out China’s Eileen Gu
LIVE: Hosts Italy lead men’s team combined alpine skiing going into slalom finale
British women impress in first official skeleton training; men also strong
GB’s Bruce Mouat and Jen Dodds to face Sweden in mixed team curling semi-final (17:05)
Five golds to be won and lots of GB interest on day three – follow our daily guide
Alpine Skiing – Men’s Team Combined
Here’s how the standings look so far:
GOLD – Austria with combined time of two minutes 45.45 seconds
SILVER – Finland +0.20 seconds
BRONZE – Germany +0.28 seconds
Remember, the favourites are yet to go.
Alpine Skiing – Men’s Team Combined
To make things even more exciting, the start order is based on the reverse of this morning’s downhill results.
For example, Italy’s Alex Vinatzer will go last as his team mate Giovanni Franzoni finished first in downhill this morning.
Alpine Skiing – Men’s Team Combined
Not sure what slalom is? Don’t worry I’ve got you.
While downhill focuses on speed, slalom is the most technical event of alpine skiing.
It is the shortest race, with the gates much closer together and sharper turns.
In this team combined event, skiers will only have one run.
It’s all or nothing.
