Lindsey Vonn becomes oldest woman to medal in a World Cup race after coming out of retirement
Four months after coming out of retirement, Lindsey Vonn returned to the podium on Sunday by earning silver in the super-G at the World Cup Finals in Sun Valley, Idaho. Vonn's podium marks her first since March 2018, and at 40 years old she becomes the oldest woman to ever medal in a World Cup race.
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Lindsey Vonn Is Coming Out Of Retirement: What To Know About Her Knee Surgery, Previous InjuriesFor Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn, it was a major adjustment to leave ... Lindsey fractured her ankle in August 2015 and sustained fractures in her knee the next year. In November 2016 ...
It’s 1984, and it’s Lindsey Vonn. “This is history in the making,” the announcer boisterously proclaims as Vonn prepares to start her run down the white, gleaming slopes of Cortina d ...
For Lindsey Vonn, it was a reluctant farewell – the last run of her stellar career, at the Alpine World Ski Championships in Are, Sweden, in 2019. In the world of alpine skiing, few have been ...
In August 2015, Vonn fractured her ankle. The following February ... “I was able to watch Lindsey Vonn train gliding curves in a very ambitious manner on the Rettenbach glacier,” Austrian ...
SAALBACH-HINTERGLEMM, Austria (AP) — When Lindsey Vonn decided to return to downhill ski racing at age 40 this season after nearly six years of retirement with a new titanium knee, the criticism ...
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — When Lindsey Vonn first heard this year’s World Cup finals were going to be in the United States, it made her a little sad. She’d had so few opportunities to do speed ...
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