Lindsey Vonn

Lindsey Vonn could return to skiing in 2027-2028 at the earliest

Lindsey Vonn will be able to return to skiing in 2027-2028 at the earliest. But the question is whether there will even be a comeback.

Lindsey Vonn on Olympic crash: extreme pain after leg fracture and five surgeries

In an interview with Vanity Fair, alpine icon Lindsey Vonn, 41, opens up about a crash during the Olympic downhill in Italy. "I was number one in the world, possibly on my way to an Olympic medal. Now I'm in a wheelchair," says Vonn.

Laura Pirovano celebrates first Alpine World Cup downhill victory in Val di Fassa

Laura Pirovano, 28, has struggled season after season, never reaching the podium in the Alpine World Cup. In Val di Fassa, the perfect opportunity came.

Aicher's Super-G victory moves her past Lindsey Vonn in overall Super-G cup

In yesterday's downhill race, she came close to a podium finish when the World Cup restarted after the Olympics. In the Super-G competition in Soldeu, Andorra, no one could stop the Sundsvall-born 22-year-old.

Narrow podium miss for Aicher, getting closer to Vonn

Emma Aicher was close to another podium finish when the World Cup restarted after the Olympics, but the 22-year-old from Sundsvall was a few tenths of a second short of the podium, finishing fourth in the downhill in Andorra.

Ronaldo and Zlatan show their support, pay tribute to Vonn

Lindsey Vonn gave an update on her injury in an Instagram video. In the comments, she received support from soccer legends Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

Lindsey Vonn in a wheelchair says doctor saved her leg

Lindsey Vonn could have lost her left leg after a serious crash at the Olympics. The alpine star thanked her surgeon, Thomas Hackett, for saving her from that. "Dr. Tom Hackett saved my leg. He saved my leg from amputation," Vonn says in an emotional clip on Instagram.

Lindsey Vonn back home in the US after a week in hospital and four surgeries

The legendary Wiberg: Very well done

Pernilla Wiberg knows what it takes to perform in championship after championship. She won medals in three consecutive Olympics. That's why she is impressed by Sara Hector's mental strength. "Very strong work," she says.

Lindsey Vonn after surgery can go home

Lindsey Vonn will need five surgeries after Olympic downhill crash

Lindsey Vonn, who was injured in the women's Olympic downhill race, has given an update from her hospital bed. "I'm finally starting to feel more like myself, but I have a long, long way to go," Vonn said in a video on Instagram.

Vonn's third surgery: I'm making progress

Lindsey Vonn remains hospitalized after her crash in the women's downhill race and has undergone several surgeries.

Svindal's greeting to Vonn: Incredibly brave

After Lindsey Vonn's nasty crash, her coach and Norwegian alpine icon Aksel Lund Svindal reacted on Instagram. There he also revealed Vonn's words before she was taken to the hospital.

Lindsey Vonn's first words after the crash: No regrets

Lindsey Vonn has spoken out publicly for the first time since the crash that broke her leg. "I have no regrets," the American star wrote on Instagram. Her broken tibia will require "multiple surgeries" to repair.

Emma Aicher, raised in Sundsvall, won Olympic silver for Germany

We could have had a Swedish Olympic medalist in the downhill. Emma Aicher, who was raised in Sundsvall, took silver for Germany.

After Olympic crash, Lindsey Vonn underwent surgery for a broken leg

The big comeback at the Olympics ended in a nightmare for Lindsey Vonn, who had injured a cruciate ligament. Before the world's eyes, the alpine star skied out and crashed in the downhill. Vonn has undergone surgery for a broken leg, reports the Italian Corriere della Sera.

Stenmark on Lindsey Vonn's race: Must be alien

Alpine star Lindsey Vonn will compete in the downhill race with a torn cruciate ligament. The decision has sparked reactions.

Olympic Guide: Will Lindsey Vonn win gold with a torn cruciate ligament?

Ski stars Frida Karlsson and Ebba Andersson gave Sweden a successful start to the Olympics with gold and silver in the skiathlon - today the men's cross-country skiers are competing in the same event. In Cortina, alpine legend Lindsey Vonn will try to win a medal in the downhill despite a torn cruciate ligament.

Lindsey Vonn's fitness report with injured cruciate ligament

Lindsey Vonn's first training run for the Olympic downhill was well off the pace. On Saturday, the 41-year-old, who has a cruciate ligament injury, managed to significantly improve her time.

Lindsey Vonn well away from the top after crash

At just over 41 years old and just over a week after her crash, Olympic star Lindsey Vonn is chasing another gold medal. However, Friday's training run was a long way from top-tier times.

Tate McRae receives criticism in Canada for Olympic advertising for the USA

Tate McRae is receiving criticism in her home country of Canada for a television commercial in which the pop star praises the U.S. Olympic team.

Vonn's decision is condemned - could result in an 80-year-old knee

Sports physician Matilda Lundblad condemns Lindsey Vonn's decision to compete in the Olympic downhill event with a torn cruciate ligament. "It can accelerate the development of osteoarthritis," wrote Lundblad, noting that the alpine star "risks having a knee that is biologically equivalent to that of an 80-year-old."

Vonn has to wait for knee test as Olympic downhill training in Cortina is canceled

Alpine superstar Lindsey Vonn will have to wait to test her injured knee on the Olympic downhill course in Cortina. Thursday's practice is canceled due to snowfall.

Cruciate ligament torn, but Vonn expects to start at the Olympics

Lindsey Vonn expects to be at the start of the Olympic downhill race on Sunday - despite a meniscus injury and a torn cruciate ligament in her left knee. The American alpine star said this at a press conference. "As long as there is a chance, I will try," she said.