Venue: Pyeongchang, South Korea Date: 9-25 February
Coverage: Watch live on BBC TV, Red Button, Connected TVs, BBC Sport website and mobile app.
Here's our day-by-day guide to what are expected to be the highlights of Pyeongchang 2018 for both Team GB and other leading nations.
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What's on: Full schedule and results
Medal table: By country & by sport
All times are scheduled start times, in GMT.
Friday, 16 February - day seven
Friday has already delivered Britain's first gold medal of the Games with Dom Parsons' superb slide to bronze in the men's skeleton.
Parsons looked to have lost out on a medal until world champion Dukurs made mistakes on his final run.
South Korea's Yun Sung-bin won gold by a huge 1.63secs with Nikita Tregubov, an Olympic Athlete from Russia, second.
Later on Friday, Sochi 2014 gold medallist Lizzy Yarnold begins her bid to become the first British athlete to successfully defend a Winter Olympic title.
Medal events: Seven
Alpine skiing: Austria's Matthias Mayer produces a brilliant run to win the men's super G and claim his second Winter Olympics alpine skiing gold medal.
Skeleton: South Korea's Yun Sung-bin claims the home nation's second gold medal of the Games with victory in the men's skeleton.
Snowboard: Italian Michela Moioli wins a thrilling final to take gold in the women's snowboard cross.
Alpine skiing: Sweden's Frida Hansdotter wins the women's slalom as favourite Mikaela Shiffrin misses out on a second gold of the 2018 Winter Olympics.
06:00-07:50: Cross country skiing - men's 15km free
11:00-12:20: Freestyle skiing - women's aerials
11:00-12:30: Speed skating - women's 5,000m final
Source : BBC
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