At the Milano Cortina Olympics, the women's 10 km individual start freestyle race showcased the impressive performance of Frida Karlsson from Sweden, who claimed her second gold medal of the games. Among the Estonian competitors, Keidy Kaasik emerged as the only one to break into the top 40, finishing in a commendable 37th place with a time of +2.44.5 behind Karlsson.

This accomplishment marks a significant achievement for Kaasik, as she represented Estonia on a big stage amidst fierce competition from top international athletes. Her finishing in the top 40 indicates her growing prowess in the sport and resilience in competing at such high levels. Her comments following the race suggested a mix of satisfaction and the awareness that she could have performed even better.

The race, part of the Olympic schedule, not only highlights individual athlete performances but also reflects Estonia's presence in winter sports. While not landing on the podium, Kaasik's performance remains an important narrative, emphasizing the efforts and determination of Estonian athletes in the larger context of the Olympics and winter sports in general.