You're not wrong, John. Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo is a phenomenon.

The Norwegian cross-country skier already had five Olympic gold medals before Milan-Cortina... he leaves with 11 after a remarkable clean sweep.

Six cross-country skiing medals available to him, six gold medals won - unsurprisingly making him the first athlete to achieve that feat.

Klaebo breaks the previous record of five golds from a single Games, held by American speed skater Eric Heiden since the Lake Placid Olympics of 1980.

Double Winter Olympic champion Matt Weston's brother Ed also told the BBC on where he was when his sibling won gold: "We were watching from home because of my youngest son but we were jumping off of the sofa, screaming at the telly. It was just absolutely incredible.

"It would have been lovely to be there but we were part of the barmy army but at home, it was fantastic."

And Ed added on showing his children his brother's achievements: "I mean it is amazing. He recognised uncle Matt on the telly. He was jumping and shouting. He ight follow in Matt's footsteps, who knows?"

He was also asked how confident he was Weston and Tabby Stoeker could bring back the team gold: "I mean they are both immense athletes. All of them from every nation, they are just immense athletes.

"But the two of them, Tabby to do an amazing run and Matt carry on the way he was - it is the first time that has been done in Olympic history so the two of them should be immensely proud of themselves. Friends and family here, we are all immensely proud. It was fantastic."

You couldn't help but get drawn in by Tim Warwood and Ed Leigh's enthusiasm during the past couple of weeks...

Double Winter Olympic champion Matt Weston's brother Ed has told the BBC: "Just immensely proud, what an achievement. Not only just to go to the Olympics but to win gold twice is an unbelievable achievement. Couldn't be prouder of him.

"He made [the switch to skeleton] about eight years ago through a talent ID. Just the most crazy sport you can do, he is like 'yeah let's through myself head first down it'.

"Funnily enough that is now what he does. He throws himself head first down a slope, going as fast as 80-90mph and he loves that adrenaline rush. Anything to do with that he is all for it."

Friends and family of the athletes are also awaiting their return.

Matt Weston's brother Ed is speaking. We'll bring you the quotes shortly.

A group of children are among those gathered in the arrivals hall at Gatwick Airport to welcome Team GB home.

They're holding banners, waving union flags and singing.

Norway's Sturla Holm Laegreid won bronze in the 20km individual biathlon - and then confessed live on TV to cheating on his girlfriend.

He admitted he had an affair three months ago and called it "my biggest mistake", adding it had been "the worst week of my life" since he told his girlfriend of six months about the affair.

"I had the gold medal in life," he said.

The following day, his ex-girlfriend, writing anonymously in Norwegian newspaper VG, said she "did not choose to be put in this position".

She wrote: "It's hard to forgive. Even after a declaration of love in front of the whole world.

"We have been in contact and he is aware of my feelings about this."

Well, James, just for you. Here it is again...

Austria's Matej Svancer, USA's Mac Forehand and Norway's Tormod Frostad competing for the medals with the final three runs of a spectacular men's freestyle skiing big air final.

Good news, folks, the stream at the top of his very page is now live (UK only) so you won't miss a moment of the Team GB homecoming...

Canine chaos as a local wolfdog found its way onto the cross-country ski course mid race...

It happened at Paris 2024 and it happened again at Milan-Cortina 2026 - breaking medals.

Early in the Games, two of the USA's gold medallists, Breezy Johnson and Alysa Liu, revealed the ribbon had come away from their medals soon after they received their prize.

Johnson's broke while she was being interviewed by BBC Sport and speaking at a news conference afterwards, she said: "So there's the medal. And there's the ribbon.

"And here's the little piece that is supposed to go into the ribbon to hold the medal, and yeah, it came apart."

Andrea Francisi, Milan-Cortina 2026 chief Games operations officer, said: "We are going to pay maximum attention to the medals. Obviously this is something we want to be perfect when the medal is handed over because this is one of the most important moments for the athletes."

Right then, before we get to the GB medals, let's have a look at some of the more surprising stories from the 2026 Winter Olympics...

We want to hear from you on your favourite moment from Milan-Cortina.

There are obviously the five Team GB medals, including three golds - so I'm expecting a number of shoutouts for Matt Weston - but it doesn't have to be limited to those.

As well as some incredible performances from athletes of other nations, there have also been some weird and wonderful incidents along the way so let us know what your favourite has been...

A record three gold medals for Team GB, five medals in total, countless other near misses and plenty more besides.

So sit back enjoy some of the most memorable moments from the past couple of weeks...

The Winter Olympics may be over but there is plenty to celebrate from a Team GB perspective after a record three gold medals in Milan-Cortina.

The team will be landing back in London in the next hour and we'll be hearing from some of the star performers on arrival.

Before then, though, this is a chance to look back and enjoy what was a brilliant Winter Games!