Winter Olympics: Today at the Games - Season 1 / Year 2014
Season 1 / Year 2014
Sochi 2014
Episodes
Day 1
Clare Balding rounds up the best of the action from day one of the Winter Olympics, with five gold medals decided, including in men's snowboard slopestyle, a spectacular event which is making its debut at the Games.
Day 2
Clare Balding rounds up a busy day two in Sochi, where the eight gold medals on offer include the men's downhill, the first alpine skiing event of the Games. The inaugural women's snowboard slopestyle Olympicchampion is crowned, while Russia face Germany in the group stages of the women's ice hockey.
Day 3
Clare Balding rounds up the day's action from Sochi, with five gold medals decided, including the men's 1,500m short track speed skating and the men's moguls.
Day 4
Clare Balding reviews the day's action from the 2014 Winter Olympics, including the finals of the men's half-pipe and the women's slopestyle skiing, while the women's luge also reaches its conclusion.
Day 5
Clare Balding presents highlights from the day's action at the 2014 Winter Olympics, including extended coverage of the women's snowboard half-pipe final.
Day 6
Clare Balding rounds up a busy day of action at the Winter Olympics, which includes plenty of British interest. Shelley Rudman and Lizzy Yarnold begin their Olympic campaign in the skeleton, while slopestyle skier James Woods and short track skater Elise Christie look for medals in their events.
Day 7
Clare Balding introduces highlights of the day's action from the Sochi Winter Olympics, which Team GB was hoping would bring medals. Events include the women's Aerials, in which China's reigning world champion Xu Mengtao is a strong contender to take gold.
Day 8
Clare Balding looks back at the action on day eight of the Winter Olympics. Highlights include a mouthwatering men's ice hockey clash between the USA and Russia, and British hopes for medals in the women's short track speedskating and the men's skeleton.
Day 9
Clare Balding presents highlights from the day's events in Sochi, including alpine skiing, ice hockey and figure skating.
Day 10
Clare Balding reflects on a hectic day's action in Sochi - from the frantic pace and excitement of the men's snowboard cross, to the grace and serenity of the ice dance. Gold medals are also decided in bobsleigh, ski jumping, freestyle skiing and biathlon.
Day 11
Clare Balding presents highlights from Sochi, with five gold medals decided - including the women's alpine skiing giant slalom and the men's ski half-pipe.
Day 12
Clare Balding rounds up the news and results from day 12 at the Winter Olympics, with eight more gold medals decided, including in the men's giant slalom.
Day 13
Clare Balding reviews the day's events at the 2014 Winter Olympics. The women's figure skating competition reaches its conclusion, while the finals of the women's curling and the women's ice hockey also take place. Other gold medals decided include the women's ski half-pipe which appears at the Winter Olympics for the first time in Sochi.
Day 14
Clare Balding rounds up the day's events from the 22nd Winter Olympics in Sochi. With gold medals handed out for the women's slalom, the men's curling and for both sexes in the short track speedskating.
Day 15
Clare Balding rounds up what has been happening on the penultimate day of the Winter Olympics.
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