In the upcoming Milan and Cortina Olympics, Tautvydas Strolia, a 30-year-old cross-country skier, will represent Lithuania in the 20 km skiathlon event. This race format requires competitors to complete the first 10 km using the classical technique and the remaining distance with the freestyle style. Strolia's competition will begin at 1:30 PM local Lithuanian time, marking not only the start of his Olympic journey but also ensuring he will conclude the Lithuanian men's skiing events in these Olympic games on February 21, during the 50 km race held in classical style.

Alongside Strolia, Lithuania will be represented by three other cross-country skiers: Ieva Dainytė, Eglė Savickaitė, and Modestas Vaičiulis. The team is slated to showcase their skills on a global stage, with the Olympic Games set to enhance their visibility and foster national pride. The performances of these athletes will be crucial, not just for personal accolades, but also for raising the profile of winter sports in Lithuania, a country with a rapidly growing interest in these disciplines.

Another highlight will be the mixed relay teams competing on Sunday, set for 3:05 PM Lithuanian time in Antholz, a notable biathlon center in South Tyrol. The Lithuanian biathlon team's energy and strategic coordination will be key as they compete against international teams, further emphasizing the importance of teamwork in the sport. This event marks Lithuania's growing commitment to and presence in winter sports, strengthening the country's reputation on an international platform.