Lindsey Vonn hooks a gate with her arm and doesn't finish her opening race at skiing worlds
The gate pressed on her forearm near her pink-colored arm guard, locked her elbow by her side and pushed the whole arm back with pressure on her shoulder. Vonn avoided falling and was able to stop but then grasped her arm.
On Vonn’s official website, her considerable career achievements are listed in some detail; her Olympic triumphs, her world ...
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Lindsey Vonn falls while on pace for top-5 finish at super-G in Cortina but avoids injury againCopyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. United States’ Lindsey Vonn speeds down the course of an alpine ski, women’s World Cup Super-G, in ...
THIS IS WHERE she figured it out. Twenty-one years ago, Lindsey Vonn, then 19, earned her first of 137 World Cup podiums in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, and started to believe she could win.
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Here are eight athletes who, if they avoid mishaps along the way, could make a mark on the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
Despite battling a severe cold or flu, Lindsey Vonn, the renowned Alpine skier and oldest female skier to medal at a world ...
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