Darta Zunte, an accomplished skeleton racer from Estonia, is currently training at the Olympic venue for the upcoming games in Milano Cortina. Scheduled for February 13, her first two races will mark the start of the women’s skeleton competition. Following these initial heats, additional races will take place on February 14, culminating in the determination of medal winners.

The significance of Zunte's participation highlights Estonia's presence in winter sports, and her training at the Olympic venue is a critical part of her preparation strategy. Competing at this level requires immense dedication and focus, especially as the Olympic games are among the most prestigious events in sports. Zunte's experience and determination will be pivotal as she aims for success on the world stage.

With the Olympics around the corner, there is heightened interest in the performance of athletes from smaller nations like Estonia. Zunte's progress and training will not only inspire local sports enthusiasts but also draw attention to winter sports in Estonia, potentially enhancing support for future athletes. As the competition approaches, all eyes will be on her performances as she strives to bring home a medal for her country.