At the Milano Cortina Olympics, Estonian cross-country skiers showcased their talents with remarkable performances. Keidy Kaasik achieved a commendable 13th place in the women's ski marathon, with her sister Kaidy finishing closely behind in 20th place, and Teesi Tuul crossing the line in 30th place. The final day of competition turned out to be the best for the Estonian team, highlighting their skills and determination.

In the days leading up to this success, the Estonian men's team also showed promising results, as Alvar Johannes Alev secured 15th place and Martin Himma finished in 29th place. The strong finishes of both male and female athletes indicated a strong showing for Estonia at the Games. Aivar Rehemaa, head coach of the Estonian ski team, expressed pride in the athletes' performances, emphasizing that there was no justification for labeling the Olympics as a failure for Estonia.

The coach’s gratitude extended to the support team, stressing the importance of the behind-the-scenes efforts that contributed to the athletes' success. This Olympic performance not only highlights the current strength of Estonian cross-country skiing but also raises hopes for future competitions, affirming the nation's place in the sport on an international level.