The women's biathlon relay team from Czechia, consisting of Jessica Jislová, Lucie Charvátová, Tereza Voborníková, and Tereza Vinklárková, achieved a commendable fourth place at the World Cup in Kontiolahti, Finland. This result marks an improvement over their previous performances, where they finished fifth in both Ruhpolding and the Olympics in Anterselva. Although they narrowly missed out on a podium finish, the race demonstrated their competitiveness, especially given the absence of team member Markéta Davidová due to injury.

Jislová kicked off the relay and displayed great resilience despite having to reload her rifle during the standing shooting segment. She expressed her satisfaction with her performance, particularly regarding her skiing. Her ability to recover during the final laps allowed the team to jump from eighth to fourth place, showcasing their strength in the relay despite the challenges faced. Jislová remarked, "I felt really good on the track and wanted to go as fast as possible," indicating her determination throughout the race.

Sweden claimed victory in the relay, continuing their strong tradition in biathlon, while the French team secured the small crystal globe by finishing second in this race. The success of the Czech team, even without one of their key athletes, reflects their growing prowess in international biathlon competitions and sets a hopeful tone for future tournaments as they vie for podium placements.