Estonian cross-country skiers participated in the World Cup event held in Drammen, Norway, competing in the classic sprint category. Despite their efforts, none were able to progress past the qualification round, which marks a setback for the Estonian team on an international stage. The classic sprint is known for its intensity and competitive field, making advancement challenging for all competitors.

The lack of qualification by Estonian skiers highlights the difficulties faced by athletes from smaller nations in the World Cup circuit, where resources and training opportunities may not match those of larger countries. The event gathered top skiers from around the globe, showcasing the high level of competition that exists within this sport. This particular edition of the World Cup saw Norwegian skier Johannes Klæbo, a favorite, withdraw from the race, adding to the event's unpredictable nature.

As the season progresses, the Estonian skiing team may need to rethink their strategy and training methods to improve their results in future competitions. The disappointing outcome in Drammen could serve as a wake-up call for the team to enhance their preparation and performance for upcoming World Cup events, as they aim to raise their standing in international cross-country skiing.