Defending champion Francesco Friedrich goes into the gold medal position.

Over to Johannes Lochner. Can he win his second gold of the Games?

As things stand with one sled to go

1. Germany (Francesco Friedrich) - 3:38.14
2. Switzerland (Michael Vogt) - 3:38.64 (+0.50)
3. Germany (Adam Ammour) - 3:38.68 (+0.54)

There won't be a German 1-2-3! Switzerland are going wild!

It's a skiddy run from Adam Ammour's sled and they finish 0.04 down on Michael Vogt.

As things stand with two sleds to go

1. Switzerland (Michael Vogt) - 3:38.64
2. Germany (Adam Ammour) - 3:38.68 (+0.04)
3. Italy (Patrick Baumgartner) - 3:38.89 (+0.25)

Image source, Getty Images

A fourth sub-55 run from Switzerland! Michael Vogt's sled go into top spot with an overall time of 3:38.64, leading by 0.25 seconds.

That also pushes Great Britain off the podium.

Three German sleds to come.

Italy (Patrick Baumgartner) go into top spot, posting a respectable fourth run of 54.93. They're guaranteed a top five finish.

The new time to beat is 3:38.89.

Next up, Michael Vogt's Swiss sled.

We're into the top five sleds. Here's how the standings looked after run three. Can anyone stop Germany's 1-2-3?

1. Germany (Johannes Lochner) - 2:42.86
2. Germany (Francesco Friedrich) - 2:43.34 (+0.48)
3. Germany (Adam Ammour) - 2:43.78 (+0.92)
4. Switzerland (Michael Vogt) - 2:43.87 (+1.01)
5. Italy (Patrick Baumgartner) - 2:43.96 (+1.10)

Image source, Getty Images

Hugs all round for Switzerland (Cdric Follador) as Brad Hall's Great Britain sled fail to overtake them.

Their final run (55.03 seconds) is only the fifth fastest of the session and takes their overall time to 3:39.12 (+0.09).

It's looking like it will be seventh for Team GB.

Switzerland (Cedric Follador), who were joint-sixth alongside GB heading into run four, go into top spot with a final run of 54.94 seconds. Their overall time is 3:39.03.

What can Brad Hall and his crew do with their final run?

South Korea (Jinsu Kim) lead the way with seven sleds to go. 3:39.24 is the time to beat.

Great Britain, piloted by Brad Hall, will follow Switzerland down the track.

Image source, EPA

10 down, 10 to go in the four-man bobsleigh final.

USA (Kristopher Horn) lead the way. 3:39.94 is the time to beat.

Chemmy Alcott
Four-time Olympic alpine ski racer on BBC Two

Image source, Getty Images

The memory that will resonate for a long time to come is Mia Brookes daring to dream in the big air final; on her last drop, she goes for something that she has never landed before.

If she had landed it, which she almost did, it would have been absolutely historic and an Olympic gold. The fact she dared to dream and had the confidence to send it is inspiration.

Earlier on, we asked you for your favourite moments of the 2026 Winter Olympics and there's still plenty of time to get in touch.

Click on the yellow 'Get Involved' button at the top of the page.

Bronze for Zoe Atkin means Team GB have now won at least one of ever medal colour at the Games.

There's an outside chance of another bronze in the four-man bobsleigh - which is ongoing - but if this is where it ends for Britain I think we'll be pretty content.

It's Sweden 2-1 Switzerland in the women's curling gold medal match.

Sweden have the hammer for the fifth end.

Image source, Getty Images

Johannes Lochner piloted Germany's second sled to silver at the 2022 Olympics and 2025 World Championships, winning the latter medal alongside Jorn Wenzel and Georg Fleischhauer.

Their Olympic sled is completed by Thorsten Margis, who won four-man gold in 2022, and they lead the race after three runs.

Lochner is a former four-man world champion and won Olympic two-man gold earlier this week alongside Fleischhauer.

Francesco Friedrich is the two-time defending Olympic champion, winning gold in 2018 and 2022, and won world gold alongside Matthias Sommer, Alexander Schuller, and Felix Straub in 2025. Friedrich/Schuller have already won two-man silver in Milan-Cortina.

Hoping to complete another German 1-2-3 is Adam Ammour's sled, who won European gold in 2026. He and Alexander Schaller teamed up for the bronze medal in the two-man.

GB's sled, piloted by Brad Hall, won bronze at the 2025 World Championships but are 1.23 seconds off gold and 0.31 off the podium.

Switzerland's Michael Vogt (in fourth place) piloted his sled to European bronze in January.

The fourth and final run in the four-man bobsleigh will get under way at 11:15 GMT.

The sleds will go in reverse order of the standings in this run, so Germany's Johannes Lochner will be last up.

Great Britain, piloted by Brad Hall are joint-sixth with an overall time of 2:44.09 (+1.23 seconds).

As it stands heading into run four

1. Germany (Johannes Lochner) - 2:42.86
2. Germany (Francesco Friedrich) - 2:43.34 (+0.48)
3. Germany (Adam Ammour) - 2:43.78 (+0.92)
4. Switzerland (Michael Vogt) - 2:43.87 (+1.01)
5. Italy (Patrick Baumgartner) - 2:43.96 (+1.10)