The Estonian ski jumping duo of Artti Aigro and Kaimar Vagul participated in the Super Team event at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, held in Val di Fiemme. The pair delivered a thrilling performance as they fought for a spot in the second round, aiming to secure a place among the top twelve teams. However, despite their competitive spirit and strong jumps, they ultimately fell short of their goal, finishing in 13th place.

Aigro experienced issues with his timing, which hindered his performance, while Vagul contended with the challenges of an old injury that affected his jumping abilities. Despite these setbacks, the team demonstrated commendable skill, showcasing their best jumps during the competition. Their final rank of 13th reflects both their capabilities and the high level of competition they faced.

The disappointment of narrowly missing the top twelve highlights the challenges faced by the Estonian team in a sport where precision and timing are crucial. The experience gained from the event may prepare Aigro and Vagul for future competitions, as they continue to strive for excellence on the international stage and represent Estonia in the highly competitive world of ski jumping.