The Estonian Olympic team has faced a series of unexpected setbacks and disappointments at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, as analyzed in the traditional sports program 'Sports Sunday' aired on Vikerraadio. Notably, speed skater Marten Liiv was unable to break into the top ten, prompting discussions with his coach, Mart Markus, about what went wrong in his performance. The program seeks to understand the underlying issues contributing to these lackluster results.

Additionally, biathletes have struggled to gain momentum on Olympic trails, raising concerns about their potential for improved results in the final week of the Games. The segment highlights the challenges faced by athletes at the Olympic event and questions whether they can turn things around as the competition progresses. The conversations featured on 'Sports Sunday' serve as a valuable insight into the highs and lows experienced by the athletes.

In a broader context, the show also discusses the significance of the Olympics and the role of sports marketing with expert Karl Multer. The dialogue explores how Estonia's curling team might capitalize on the increased popularity brought about by the Olympics. The importance of national pride and the pressure to perform well on such an international stage are recurring themes in the analysis, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of the current state of Estonian sports at the Olympics.