Håvard Gutubø Bogetveit, the head coach of the Estonia biathlon team, has expressed disappointment over the team's performance at the Olympics, recognizing that they did not meet expectations. The buildup to the Games had shown promise, with stellar results from Estonian biathletes in both individual events and team competitions. However, as the most significant competition of the four-year cycle, the Olympics did not reflect the team's potential and preparation.

Despite the setback, the coach emphasized the determination of his athletes to reclaim their status in the biathlon world. They are eager to compete again and to prove that the disappointing Olympic outcome was not a true representation of their abilities and hard work throughout the season. The current competition season started off on a positive note, which leaves room for optimism for further competitions.

The focus now turns to upcoming races where the team aims to leverage their strong start. This incident highlights the unpredictability of sports where even well-prepared teams can face hurdles at critical moments. The commitment to make a comeback not only underscores the resilience of the athletes but also the ongoing support from the coaching staff and the national biathlon community.