Men's Slalom
Alain Baxter (now with blue hair) has withdrawn from Friday's Giant Slalom to allow him to concentrate on his specialist event, the slalom, on Saturday.

Men's Super G
Kjetil Andre Aamodt picked up his second gold of the Games, and his 7th overall, by winning the Super G. Favourite Stefan Eberharter finished 2nd by just 1/10th of a second. Aamodt has now won 17 World Championship and Olympic medals.

Women's Arials
A pair of triple-twisting, double backflip jumps won Australian Alisa Camplin this event. The silver and bronze were won by Canadians Veronica Brenner and Deidra Dionne.

Women's Skeleton
Skeleton slider Alex Coomber will be competing today with a chance of winning Britain's first Winter Olympic gold for 18 years. She posted the fastest time in practice yesterday ahead of American Tristan Gale.

Women's Curling
Woohoo! The British team have reached the last four in a tense play-off won 9-5 against Germany.

Useful Links:
Salt Lake City 2002: Schedule of Events
Official Site

Baxter's hair causes political crisis (20/02/02)
Alcott learning curve continues (19/02/02)
Alternative Olympics (18/02/02)
14th Place for Alcott (14/02/02)
Ross Green best ever in Combined (13/02/02)
Alpine Event Summary (12/02/02)
Opening Ceremony Report (February 2002)
Chalet Girl Olympian (February 2002)
Special Salt Lake Update (February 2002)
British Alpine Team (February 2002)
Soccer at Winter Olympics? (December 2001)
Security increase at Salt Lake City (November 2001)
Salt Lake games to go ahead (September 2001)
No booze at Olympics? (March 2001)

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