German lugers continued their dominant streak by winning the team event at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, marking their fourth consecutive Olympic title in this category. Competing as a unit, the German team consisting of Julia Taubitz, Tobias Wendl, Tobias Arlt, Max Langenhan, Dajana Eitberger, and Magdalena Matschina finished with a time of 3:41.672, securing a substantial victory over Austria, who took home the silver medal. The German team's performance was consistent and impressive, as they were the fastest in all four runs of the competition. Austria finished 0.542 seconds behind the Germans, demonstrating a notable competitive spirit. The Italian team, competing on home soil, claimed the bronze medal, finishing 0.849 seconds after the Germans and just 0.307 seconds behind Austria, thrilling the local audience at the event. Latvia's luge team had commendable individual performances with Elina Bota earning a second-place finish in the women's singles and Kristers Aparjods securing third in the men's singles. However, despite these strong showings in individual events, the Latvian pairs team did not reach the podium, ultimately finishing behind the Italians in the final standings, highlighting the fierce competition faced by all teams in this prestigious Olympic event.