The article highlights the participation of Estonian biathletes Susan Külm and Tuuli Tomingas in the pursuit races at the upcoming Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. The women's race will take place on Sunday, where Külm will start as the 37th competitor, trailing the leader by two minutes and three seconds, while Tomingas will begin in 57th place, starting thirty seconds after her compatriot. The race is expected to be competitive, with the first starter being Norwegian Maren Kirkeeide followed closely by other strong competitors.

The article provides details about the race start times and key athletes, including the current season's best performer, Suvi Minkkinen, who, despite her previous success, has yet to secure a stage victory in pursuit races this season. With Külm and Tomingas starting from behind, the focus will be on their performance and potential to move up in the rankings during the event. It also notes the commentary and reporting team from ETV and ERR's sports portal, emphasizing the importance of these local athletes in a major international competition.

This event serves as a significant opportunity for Külm and Tomingas to showcase their skills on an international platform, potentially inspiring local sports enthusiasts and contributing to the growth of winter sports in Estonia. Their advancements in the race could impact their future standings in the World Cup series, making this pursuit race critical for their careers.