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Remember that man in the “Team Gabby” shirt who was cheering for Gabby Thomas at the 2024 Paris Olympics? Fans spotted him in the stands as the American sprinter made history, winning three gold medals and giving the world plenty to celebrate.

Skiing News / EssentiallySports / October 10

Lindsey Vonn Added to US Roster Amid Preparing for Ninth Surgery After Olympic Crash

Lindsey Vonn suffered a crash during the women’s downhill event at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics on February 8, leaving her with a complex fracture in her left leg.

Skiing News / The Spun / October 8

Lindsey Vonn Celebrates The End Of Summer With Photo Dump On Instagram

Although she waited forever to let go, U.S. skier Lindsey Vonn is finally ready to say farewell to summer 2026. Vonn, 41, has made headlines for a variety of reasons this year.

Skiing News / Powder / October 8

U.S. Alpine Ski Team Names 2026-27 Roster, Lindsey Vonn Included

With the World Cup debut fast approaching on October 24, 2026, in Sölden, Austria, the U.S. Alpine Ski Team is rolling out its roster, from big names like

Skiing News / EssentiallySports / September 1

'Can’t Really Look Beyond That': Lindsey Vonn Gives Update on Next Surgery in Three Months

Lindsey Vonn has already endured eight grueling surgeries since her catastrophic crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics. The legendary skier recently displayed massive physical progress by playing tennis for more than three hours alongside professional legends at the International Tennis Hall of Fame Celebrity Pro Classic.

Lindsey Vonn Pens Heartfelt Note for Roger Federer on Tennis Hall of Fame Induction

Lindsey Vonn has publicly admired Roger Federer for over a decade. The legendary alpine skier recently witnessed the 20-time Grand Slam champion officially receive his sport’s highest honor.

Skiing News / Field Level Media / August 31

Lindsey Vonn's 'long road' back still includes ACL repair

U.S. skiing star Lindsey Vonn still faces ACL surgery as she continues to recover from the Winter Olympics crash in February that nearly led to the amputation of her left leg.

Skiing News / EssentiallySports / August 30

Lindsey Vonn Dips Her Toes in Dream Sport While Recovering From Surgery

Lindsey Vonn spent years making split-second decisions at terrifying speeds on a ski course. On Friday, she found herself in a very different position: sitting above a grass tennis court in Newport, Rhode Island, as the chair umpire for an exhibition packed with tennis legends.

Skiing News / EssentiallySports / August 27

'I Didn’t Want People to Cry': Lindsey Vonn Addresses Response to Olympic Crash

For Lindsey Vonn, the aftermath of her Olympic crash was never about seeking sympathy. Even while facing one of the most frightening injuries of her career, the skiing icon wanted people to see something else: the courage to try.

Skiing News / Powder / August 25

Lindsey Vonn Hits Another Major Milestone In Injury Recovery

Lindsey Vonn nearly lost her leg in a horrific crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics, but, similar to her impressive professional comeback at age 40, she is used to beating the odds.

Skiing News / EssentiallySports / August 25

Lindsey Vonn Takes Risky Decision Following Multiple Surgeries Six Months Ago

Six months ago, Lindsey Vonn’s life changed dramatically after a devastating crash at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics left her with a serious leg injury.

Skiing News / The Spun / August 19

Lindsey Vonn Impresses With 'Insane' Gym Photo 7 Months After Olympics Injury

Lindsey Vonn is seven months removed from her serious leg injury. The longtime U.S. Winter Olympian suffered a devastating leg injury at the Winter Games in Italy back in late January.

Lindsey Vonn Reflects on How Training And Workout Time Helped Her Stay Grounded

The American alpine ski racer Lindsey Vonn underwent knee surgery after a crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics. She is currently in her recovery period and regularly shares glimpses of her training with her fans.

Skiing News / Total Pro Sports / July 18

Lindsey Vonn Reveals The Brutal Truth About Her Shattered Ankle — 5 Months After Olympic Crash & It’s Still Not Good

Lindsey Vonn says her ankle is still broken, five months after her horrifying crash at the Winter Olympics. The 41-year-old skiing legend opened up about her recovery on the red carpet at the ESPYs this week, and the update wasn’t exactly encouraging.

Skiing News / The Spun / July 15

Lindsey Vonn Pays Tribute To U.S. Skier TJ Lanning, Dead at 41

Lindsey Vonn and the skiing community learned last week that former American alpine skier TJ Lanning passed away. He was 41. Lanning, who earned the No.

Skiing News / Viral Sports News / June 17

Lindsey Vonn Takes Big Step Forward in Comeback Journey

Several months after a terrifying crash during the Olympic downhill, Lindsey Vonn has reached an important stage in her rehabilitation. The renowned ski racer has returned to the gym with greater intensity, signaling a positive shift in her physical progress.

Skiing News / Powder / June 17

Lindsey Vonn Hits Major Milestone In Injury Recovery

Months after a dramatic and serious fall in the Olympic downhill, Lindsey Vonn is back in the gym and said on social media that she can now “actually” work out.

Skiing News / Viral Sports News / May 12

Lindsey Vonn’s Personal Life Draws Buzz After Devastating Injury

Legendary American skier Lindsey Vonn continues to capture public attention, this time not just for her remarkable athletic achievements but also for fresh rumors swirling around her personal life.

Skiing News / Powder / May 7

Despite Injury, Lindsey Vonn Amongst Athletes Nominated to U.S. Ski Team

On Wednesday, the U.S. Ski & Snowboard Team published its team nominations for the 2026/27 season. Athletes are nominated to the team in May, based on qualifications and eligibility; however, athletes must adhere to team expectations before spots can be officially accepted.

Skiing News / Athlon Sports / March 19

Lindsey Vonn Shares Personal Life Update Following Sister's ACL Injury

Lindsey Vonn’s 2026 Olympic run ended in a scary crash 13.4 seconds into the downhill at the Milan Cortina Games on Feb. 8 after she clipped a gate and cartwheeled down the Tofane slope.

Skiing News / Athlon Sports / March 1

Lindsey Vonn Announces Difficult Personal Update

Lindsey Vonn’s daring attempt at an Olympic comeback fell well short of expectations in Milan-Cortina, Italy, as the American skier crashed in her first race of the event last month.

Lindsey Vonn News / Yardbarker / February 24

Vonn explains how surgeon saved her from amputation after crash

Lindsey Vonn explains how surgeon Tom Hackett saved her from amputation after Olympic crash

On Instagram, three-time Olympic medalist Vonn revealed she almost had her left leg amputated following a crash in the women's downhill event at Milan Cortina.

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Skiing News / Larry Brown Sports / February 19

Lindsey Vonn announces sad news week after her crash

Lindsey Vonn announced some sad news on Wednesday, just a week after she crashed while skiing in the 2026 Winter Olympics. Vonn suffered a fractured leg during a crash while competing in the women’s downhill event at Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy.

Skiing News / Larry Brown Sports / February 9

Lindsey Vonn reveals official injury diagnosis in heartfelt post

The 2026 Winter Games in Milan-Cortina did not end well for American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn. Vonn suffered a torn ACL days before her Olympic run, but somehow still managed to compete in the Olympics.

Olympics News / Field Level Media / February 8

Lindsey Vonn situation sparks debate in Olympic skiing community

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy -- The question of whether Lindsey Vonn should have started the Olympic downhill race on Sunday has expanded beyond a single athlete or race, exposing a deeper tension at the core of elite sport: who decides when an injured competitor is fit to compete and what message that choice sends.

Skiing News / Larry Brown Sports / February 8

Lindsey Vonn suffered broken leg in Olympic crash

Lindsey Vonn suffered a broken leg in the crash that she suffered on Sunday. Vonn crashed roughly 14 seconds into her downhill skiing run at the Olympia delle Tofane course in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, and required immediate medical attention on the slope.