Winter Olympics: China win bronze in women's 3,000m short-track relay, Hungary's Shaoang Liu wins gold in 500m race – day 9, as it happened
- China's women finish third in a race won by the Netherlands, as South Korea take silver
- World record holder Wu Dajing knocked out in the semi-finals, Ren Ziwei also misses out
It was a mixed day for China on Sunday, with the women winning bronze in the 3,000m short-track speedskating relay but medal hope Wu Dajing unable to defend his 500m title after being knocked out in the semi-finals. He finished first in the B final.
Earlier, you wouldn't think too much snow would be a problem for the Winter Olympics, but Eileen Gu and China teammate Yang Shuorui had to wait for the women’s freeski slopestyle to begin. Bad weather forced organisers to postpone today's qualification runs and they will now take place on Monday, with the final pushed back to Tuesday.
The training session for the women's downhill also fell victim to the snow this morning, while the qualification runs for the women's aerials, which were expected to take place tonight, will now happen tomorrow.
And while the men's giant slalom did take place, Hong Kong's Adrian Yung may be wishing it hadn't. The tough conditions saw Yung lose a ski and crash out of the event on his first run. It didn't seem to bother Matt Odermatt though – he took gold ahead of Slovenian Zan Kranjec and Mathieu Faivre from France.
Elsewhere, the doping hearing into Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva started at 8.30pm, with a result expected to be announced on Monday.
Reporting by Josh Ball, Nic Atkin, Jack Lau, Cyril Ip, Jess Ma and Harvey Kong.