The Andorran alpine skiing team consisted of four members: Mireia Gutiérrez, in her first Games at age 21, Sofie Juarez, in her first Games at age 18, Kevin Esteve Rigail, in his first Games at age 20, and Roger Vidosa, in his second Games at age 25. On the women's side, Gutiérrez competed in four events, while Juarez competed in two. Both women competed in the giant slalom, though neither finished the race; the latter was not able to finish her other event, the slalom, either. Gutiérrez recorded a DNF in the super-G, but finished in 28th position in the downhill race and in 24th in the combined race, the latter of which was the best finish for an Andorran in any event at the 2010 Games. The men's side had a bit more overlap, as Esteve was joined by Vidosa in all three of his events. The pair finished side-by-side—47th and 48th—and separated by only 0.04 seconds in the downhill event, while Vidosa finished ahead of Esteve by six spots in the super-G. Vidosa finished in 25th position in the combined race, but Esteve was one of 18 competitors not to finish. In addition, Vidosa competed in the giant slalom event, but recorded a DNF.