On the last day of the indoor World Championships in Torun, two Estonian athletes compete: hurdles runner Kreete Verlin and pole vaulter Marleen Mülla. Kreete Verlin had an impressive morning in the 60 meters hurdles heats, clocking a remarkable time just shy of her personal best at 7.96 seconds, finishing third in her heat and earning a spot in the semifinals. Although she performed well in the semifinals, her time of 8.01 seconds was not enough to advance to the finals, as the fastest competitors clocked times below her personal best. Marleen Mülla, who has set a new Estonian pole vault record of 4.63 meters this season, participated in her event and managed to clear the opening height successfully. Given her recent accomplishments, expectations were high for her performance at the championship. However, detailed results from her subsequent attempts were not mentioned, indicating room for further insights on her overall experience at the championships. Overall, the indoor World Championships provided a significant platform for these athletes, demonstrating their skills and highlighting the burgeoning talent in Estonian athletics. Despite not making it to the finals, both Verlin and Mülla’s performances contributed to raising the visibility of Estonian track and field on an international stage.