Estonian athletes have reached a significant milestone at the Winter Olympics, having won a total of 11 medals to date. This achievement is particularly noteworthy as it showcases the country's growing prowess in winter sports on the global stage. The medal count highlights both the past successes and current performances of Estonian athletes in these prestigious competitions.

Traditionally, the Winter Olympics have been a platform for Estonian athletes to shine, with their most recent medal tally being an inspiring continuation of this legacy. Four years ago, in Peking, Kelly Sildaru completed the nation's previous total of ten medals by securing a medal, which set a remarkable benchmark for Estonian winter sports. The commencement of the new medal tally began at the games in Milano Cortina where Henry Sildaru, Kelly's brother, contributed to this legacy by winning a silver medal, further bolstering Estonia's reputation in winter sports.

This updated medal count is more than just numbers; it reflects the hard work, dedication, and talent of Estonian athletes competing at the highest level. The Sildaru siblings exemplify this journey, representing not only their personal ambitions but also embodying the spirit of Estonia in winter sports. Their achievements at international competitions serve to inspire future generations of athletes in Estonia, reinforcing the importance of investing in sports development within the country.