Baiba Bendika competed in the final race of the World Cup season, starting in 32nd place but struggling with penalties that led to her finishing outside the TOP40. Despite her efforts, four penalty loops extended her distance, preventing her from earning crucial points in the overall standings of the World Cup. The race was highly competitive, with Hanna Ēberga and French competitor Julia Simon battling for the lead throughout the event.

Hanna Ēberga nearly completed the course neck and neck with Julia Simon, ultimately finishing just half a second ahead of her. The competition was fierce, as Elvīra Ēberga crossed the finish line third, trailing her sister by 23.2 seconds. Both Hanna and Elvīra made shooting errors that cost them time, but Simon managed to maintain her lead, showcasing impressive shooting accuracy in both firing rounds.

Throughout the event, Bendika showcased precise shooting but faced hurdles with her overall performance, being penalized during her first shooting phase. Despite her efforts and having completed the last race of the season, her inability to secure a higher position means she could not augment her points tally for the overall World Cup ranking. The season’s conclusion brings reflections on Bendika's performance and the competitive nature of biathlon racing in the World Cup series, highlighting areas for improvement and dedication for future competitions.