The Estonian indoor athletics championships are set to take place in the Lasnamäe athletics hall on February 28 and March 1, featuring a range of competitions. This event will highlight the top of Estonian athletics, with many athletes preparing for the upcoming World Indoor Championships. Athletes will compete for national titles across individual events and multi-events, emphasizing the importance of these championships in the athletics calendar.

Star athletes such as Kreete Verlin, the Estonian record holder in the 60m hurdles, will be competing as she prepares for the World Championships. She will be challenged by Anna Maria Millend, who also holds the Estonian record in the U-23 category. Additionally, Rasmus Roosleht, a multi-event athlete, will be participating in long jump, pole vault, and the 60m hurdles, showcasing the depth of talent within the Estonian track and field community.

Other notable competitors include sprinters Ann Marii Kivikas, Õilme Võro, and Miia Ott, who will compete in the women's 60m and 200m sprints. This championship not only serves as a platform for athletes to achieve personal bests but also plays a pivotal role in their preparation for international competitions, marking a significant moment in the local athletic scene.