In a remarkable display of skill and determination, Susan Külm finished 10th in the women's sprint at the biathlon World Cup stage held in Otepää, Estonia. This achievement marks the best performance of her career, as she participated fiercely against her competitors. Despite the challenging conditions, Külm demonstrated her shooting prowess by maintaining a clean shooting record throughout the event.

Külm’s performance stood out as she managed to keep pace with the top athletes, including Julia Simon from France, who claimed victory in the race. Külm was just 1 minute and 9 seconds behind Simon, showcasing her capabilities and potential for future competitions. The event was not only significant for Külm personally but also highlights the competitive spirit present in Otepää, known for attracting elite biathlon athletes worldwide.

In her post-race comments, Külm expressed gratitude for the support she received from the home crowd, referring to it as the "home field god" being on her side. This sentiment reflects the importance of local support in sports and how it can enhance an athlete's performance. As Külm continues her journey in biathlon, this performance could serve as a pivotal moment in her career, encouraging her to strive for even greater successes in future competitions.