Elvira Öberg faced challenges during the sprint event in Otepää, Estonia, after initially performing well. Despite hitting all targets in her first shooting round and being the fastest to the second, she missed her third and fourth shots which eliminated her chances of winning. Still, she managed to be the best-performing Swedish athlete, placing eighth overall. Öberg maintains a positive outlook, stating that this result provides a stable basis for the upcoming pursuit race.

Her elder sister, Hanna Öberg, also encountered difficulties in her shooting rounds. Although she had a strong start, she faltered in the lying position and again in the standing position, missing a total of three shots. Hanna reflected on her performance, expressing that her hesitation contributed to her inability to achieve a smooth rhythm in her shooting, which ultimately affected her results. With her finishing in 18th place, the day proved to be challenging for Swedish athletes.

The event concluded with French athlete Julia Simon securing her victory, marking her 19th career win in the World Cup series. Simon expressed satisfaction with her performance, indicating a confidence that adds to her impressive track record in the circuit. This race highlights the competitive nature of the sport, with a mix of both seasoned athletes navigating the challenges of precision and performance under pressure, especially for the Swedish team, who did not place any of their athletes on the podium this time.