Before the season, Latvian bobsleigh athletes were presented with sketches of their Olympic sled designs, and a small vote was held within the team regarding the starting suits, as experienced pusher Matīss Miknis explained on Latvian Television. At the Cortina Olympic track, other bobsleigh teams had already the opportunity to assess the Latvian sled design, which incorporated traditional red, white, and black colors, along with eye-catching elements such as the inscription "Latvia" adorned with three stars and Olympic rings along the side of the sled. This design was well received by both Latvian athletes and their competitors.

Miknis expressed his satisfaction with the design, stating that it was not only appreciated by their team but also garnered compliments from many other teams, praising it as the best design. He attributed this success to designer Agnese Rancāne, highlighting that their sled stood out among others in terms of aesthetics and spirit, contributing positively to the team's morale. The unique combination of colors and design elements created not just a visually striking sled but also a sense of pride for the athletes representing Latvia.

Pilot Jēkabs Kalenda mentioned that he did not need to adapt much to the new sleds in terms of steering, as the driving experience would remain unchanged. This indicates a level of confidence within the team that despite changes in design, functionality remains a priority. The recognition of their design emphasizes Latvia's growing reputation in the sport, showcasing their ability to blend creativity with performance, ultimately aiming to succeed on the international stage at the upcoming Olympic Games.