Freestyle skiing at Beijing 2022: How to watch all the top stars

The discipline of freestyle skiing covers six events: aerials, big air, halfpipe, moguls, slopestyle and ski cross.

After first featuring as a demonstration sport at the 1988 Calgary Games, freestyle skiing was introduced to the Winter Olympic programme in 1992, with new events - including ski cross, halfpipe, and slopestyle - added to the competition format over the years.

There are 13 events in freestyle skiing at Beijing 2022, including two new events: men’s and women’s freestyle skiing Big Air and mixed team freestyle skiing aerials.

Medals have already been awarded in several events.

The men's moguls was won by Sweden's Walter Wallberg, who beat Canadian moguls icon Mikaël Kingsbury into second place to win one of the Games' earliest medals on Saturday 5 February.

Australia's Jakara Anthony was a worthy winner of the women's moguls, after coming top in all three final runs on Sunday 6 February.

Ailing (Eileen) Gu of China beat French favourite Tess Ledeux in the women's big air on Tuesday 8 February.

The men's big air was taken out by Norway's Birk Ruud on Wednesday 9 February, while Team USA were victorious in the mixed team aerials on Thursday 10 February.

There are medals up for grabs in the women's slopestyle and aerials on Monday 14 February.

On Tuesday 15 February, it's the turn of the male slopestyle competitors.

The men's aerials follows on Wednesday 16 February, with the women's ski cross on Thursday 17 February.

Friday 18 February features two medal events: the women's halfpipe and the men's ski cross.

The final freestyle event of Beijing 2022 will be the men's halfpipe on Saturday 19 February.

With one gold medal already in her pocket, what can 18-year-old Ailing (Eileen) Gu achieve in the halfpipe and