In the Olympic relay for skiing, the Norwegian team emerged as champions, defeating their closest rival Sweden by 50.9 seconds. The bronze medal was claimed by Finland, which finished a minute and 14.7 seconds behind the winning team. This event saw notable performances, with the gold medalist squad featuring Kristīne Ostgulena Fosnesa, Ērje Astrīda Slinda, Karolīne Simpsone-Larsena, and Heidija Venga showcasing excellent teamwork and athleticism throughout the race.

Latvia's representation in the relay included Patrīcija Eiduka and Kitija Auziņa for the classical style, and Linda Kaparkalēja and Samanta Krampe for the freestyle category. During the classical leg of the race, Eiduka achieved a respectable 14th position at the first time checkpoint, only 5.4 seconds behind the leader from Sweden, Linna Svāna. However, as the race progressed, she managed to move up a position but faced unfortunate setbacks, including a fall due to a collision with an Australian competitor, leading to a significant loss of time and distance from the leading pack.

Despite the difficulties faced by Eiduka and Auziņa, the relay underscores the challenges and unpredictability of competitive skiing at the Olympic level. Their participation reflects the aspirations of Latvian athletes competing on the world stage, and although they did not advance to the final stage, the experience gained will be invaluable for future competitions. The event serves as a reminder of the high stakes and pressures athletes encounter in international sports.