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Italy's Amedeo Bagnis completes his final run in 56.07 - the fastest time in run four so far.

He moves into the gold medal position with an overall time of 3:44.74.

He needs a couple of mistakes from those ahead of him to cling onto a medal but the pressure is on the sliders still to come.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

We can see why the Germans are so dominant with the sliding sports. Most of the Germans are within touching distance of the medals. We've had German clean sweeps before but we won't have that today.

John Hunt
Sliding commentator on BBC Two

Felix Keisinger is guaranteed sixth place but certainly not going to threaten here.

Germany's Felix Keisinger takes top spot - his overall time is 3:45.14.

Top five. Here we go.

One last time... here's how the standings looked after run three:

1. Matt Weston (Great Britain) - 2:47.72
2. Axel Jungk (Germany) - 2:48.11 (+0.39)
3. Christopher Grotheer (Germany) - 2:48.47 (+0.75)
4. Wenhao Chen (China) - 2:48.64 (+0.92)
5. Amedeo Bagnis (Italy) - 2:48.67 (+0.95)

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

This is a really technical track and sometimes they just don't suit some techniques and athletes.

China's Zheng Yin - fifth at the 2022 Olympics - takes the lead with six sliders to go.

The time to beat is 3:45.55.

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

Not too scrappy a run from Seunggi Jung but he had little skids in key positions which didn't allow him to build up speed. All those little errors cost him too much.

Marcus Wyatt moves up a spot.

It's a skiddy run from South Korea's Seunggi Jung.

GB's Marcus Wyatt will finish at least ninth!

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Stephen Gogolev of Canada has one of the most eye-catching short program routines, as he dances to a mix of Prohibition era music while wearing a three piece suit.

His free skate is much more standard - to Piano Concerto No. 2 by Rachmaninov, while wearing a floaty green shirt.

It works for him, as a season best score of 273.78 moves him into first, displacing Petr Gummenik.

John Hunt
Sliding commentator on BBC Two

Everyone now is attempting to chase Matt Weston.

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China's Qinwei Lin knocks Marcus Wyatt off top spot. His final time is 3:45.61.

Eight sliders to go.

Not long now until the medals are decided!

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

That was a really solid run to finish from Marcus Wyatt.

What's really important for the British set-up now is to keep building on this for the next Olympic cycle.

Great Britain's Marcus Wyatt finishes on a high, producing a smooth final run of 56.24 - his fastest effort - for a final time of 3:45.77.

He takes the lead and guarantees himself a top-10 finish.

He was only trailing seventh place by 0.23 seconds after run three. Could he climb the standings?

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

Marcus Wyatt definitely would've hoped for medal but the training for this track hasn't gone his way. He needed to be brave today and go for a setup change. He is carrying decent speed here.

Jess Anderson
BBC Sport in Cortina

1 – 56.21

2 – 55.88

3 – 55.63

4 - ??

Matt Weston could almost take his foot off the gas here, so great is the margin he has over his competitors (yes, I know it's not even half a second but in skeleton terms it's a lot).

Something tells me Weston doesn't really know how to take it easy, though.

Right, it's the business end of the men's skeleton with 10 sliders to go.

First up, it's Great Britain's Marcus Wyatt (+1.81 after run three).

Here's a reminder of the top five after run three:

1. Matt Weston (Great Britain) - 2:47.72
2. Axel Jungk (Germany) - 2:48.11 (+0.39)
3. Christopher Grotheer (Germany) - 2:48.47 (+0.75)
4. Wenhao Chen (China) - 2:48.64 (+0.92)
5. Amedeo Bagnis (Italy) - 2:48.67 (+0.95)

John Jackson
Two-time Olympic bobsledder on BBC One

Matt Weston will be doing his final minutes of his mental preparation, his physical preparation and just getting into the zone. Nothing will change from what he usually does, it's all about routine.

Katie Falkingham
BBC Sport in Livigno

As Scotty James was coming down the halfpipe on his final run, a support wire on the spider camera that hovers above the course came loose and went into the crowd.

Thankfully, we understand nobody was hurt.

South Korea's Jisoo Kim wins the award for coolest helmet.

He completes his final run in 56.93 for an overall time of 3:48.11 - he's the leader with 14 sliders to go.

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Emma Smith
BBC Sport at Milano Ice Skating Arena

Most recently on the ice was Petr Gummenik, a Russian skater competing under the neutral flag.

A BBC investigation has found links between Gummenik and activity in Russia supportive of their aggression in Ukraine.

Gumennik has recently worked with and been coached by Ilya Averbukh, who has been sanctioned by Ukraine. Averbukh has held the role of 'Crimea's ambassador for sport', taken part in events in numerous occupied territories and staged performances for families of Russian soldiers.

Gummenik did not respond to BBC Sport's request for comment.

A score of 271.21 has put him in the lead, with 11 skaters to go.