The Latvian team participated in the Olympic luge relay competition starting with the sixth number, managing to pass the United States in the decisive final meters of the race. Olympic silver medalist Elīna Ieva Bota performed excellently in her leg of the relay. However, mistakes made by teammates Mārtiņš Bots and Roberts Plūme in the middle of the track affected the overall performance. Despite this, Kristers Aparjods reduced the gap, with Marta Robežniece and Kitija Bogdanova making a strong push in the final moments to secure Latvia's position.

Following the Latvian team's performance, competitors from Austria, Italy, and Germany achieved better results. The German team, consisting of athletes like Julia Taubitz and Tobias Wendl, emerged victorious, becoming Olympic champions after topping their closest rivals by more than half a second. The strong showing by the German team reflects a continued dominance in the sport, particularly in Olympic events.

The race's progression showcased a thrilling competition environment, with the Latvians initially leading after Bota's excellent opening leg. Unfortunately, the mistakes by Bots and Plūme, which resulted in a slower pace, placed the team in a challenging position. The overall outcome, while not securing a medal, highlighted the competitive spirit and potential of the Latvian luge team, setting the stage for future competitions and talents to emerge from the nation.