Having only recently returned to ski racing at age 40 with a new titanium knee, and having hooked her right arm on a gate in the super-G two days earlier while fighting off cold- and flu-like symptoms all week, Vonn called her performance “good progress.”

A veteran ski journalist explains Lindsey Vonn’s return to downhill racing: why she retired, how her body changed, and what’s at stake when hurtling down a slope on an artificial knee

Breezy Johnson found redemption, Lauren Macuga continued her ascension and Lindsey Vonn left satisfied after Saturday’s world championship downhill in Saalbach, Austria. Johnson — who returned to competition two months ago after a 14-month ban

Lindsey Vonn has completed pre-race inspection and is planning on competing in the super-G at the Alpine skiing world championships despite feeling sick with "a cold or the flu."

Alpine skiing star Lindsey Vonn has called for modifications to the slopes to provide more safety for athletes while racing. "The simple solution is to change the course settings. Increase the distance between turns by one or two meters,

Lindsey Vonn was fit to compete in final training for Saturday's women's downhill at the alpine skiing world championships, but like in the previous sessions finished outside the top 20. The American speed queen,

Lindsey Vonn's comeback tour continued Saturday with a 15th-place finish at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. Vonn finished 1.96 seconds behind