Winter Olympics live: Lindsey Vonn latest after horror crash and Team GB look to Kirsty Muir and Mia Brookes for medals

“I got it down, but it was a pretty scary one,” the 17-year-old told BBC Sport.

“Second run, I was like ‘I’ve got to land this one or else, four years until the next one’.”

“I think I’m more relieved that I landed the tricks. It’s pretty sick. I definitely have got more to give, but I don’t know if this is the jump for it.”

11:30: Freestyle skiing: Women’s slopestyle – Kirsty Muir (final)

16:40: Speed skating: Women’s 1,000m – Ellia Smeding (final)

17:05: Curling: Mixed doubles semi-final – GB v Sweden

18:20: Figure skating: Mixed Ice Dance, Rhythm Dance – Phebe Bekker and James Hernandez, Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson

18:30: Snowboard: Women’s Big Air – Mia Brookes (final)

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has branded anti-Olympics protesters as “enemies of Italy” following violent clashes on the fringes of a demonstration in Milan and sabotage attacks on the national rail network.

The incidents unfolded on the inaugural full day of competition for the Winter Games, which Milan, Italy’s financial hub, is co-hosting with the Alpine resort of Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Ms Meloni praised the thousands of Italians working to ensure the Games’ success and project a positive image of the nation.

“Then there are those who are enemies of Italy and Italians, demonstrating ‘against the Olympics’ and ensuring that these images are broadcast on television screens around the world. After others cut the railway cables to prevent trains from departing,” she wrote on Instagram on Sunday.

Mia Brookes left it late to qualify for the Winter Olympics Big Air final but produced one of the best runs of the night to progress after a nervy start.

The 19-year-old recorded a total score of 167 on a freezing cold night at Livigno Snow Park, finishing third to ensure she can compete for gold on Monday.

Going ninth of 29 competitors, she left herself with it all to do after miscontrolling the landing on her first jump and hitting the deck, scoring a mere 29.75 and slotting into 24th place.

• 9.30am–11.15am: Men’s team combined (downhill)
• 1pm–2.20pm: Men’s team combined (slalom) 🏅

• 9.05am–11.05am: Mixed doubles round robin
• 5.05pm–7.05pm: Mixed doubles semi-finals

• 6.20pm–9.55pm: Ice dance rhythm dance

• 11.30am–1.20pm: Women’s freeski slopestyle final 🏅

• 11.10am–1.40pm: Women’s preliminary round
• 3.40pm–6.10pm: Women’s preliminary round
• 7.10pm–9.40pm: Women’s preliminary round
• 8.10pm–10.40pm: Women’s preliminary round

• 4pm–6.20pm: Women’s singles runs 1 and 2

• 6pm–8.15pm: Men’s normal hill individual 🏅

• 6.30pm–8.05pm: Women’s snowboard big air final 🏅

• 4.30pm–6.05pm: Women’s 1000m 🏅

The 41-year-old was the 13th of 36 racers to take to the Olympia delle Tofane course in Cortina d’Ampezzo, where she has won a record 12 World Cups.

But she crashed hard in the top section of the course at approximately 60mph after overshooting a turn and catching her shoulder on the fourth gate, having already picked up significant speed. That set her off balance, with her injured left leg – which has no functioning ACL – giving way.