Thirteen seconds into Lindsey Vonn’s downhill ski run a week ago, disaster struck. What had been shaping up to be one of the most impressive comebacks of all time was shattered as split seconds after clearing the fourth gate,

When she tore her left ACL nine days ago in a spill in Switzerland, as she was lifted by helicopter off the mountain in her final race before the 2026 Milano Cortina Games, it seemed like these Olympics lost its biggest star. It seemed like Vonn's grand return from her 2019 retirement was over right before her biggest moment.

Lindsey Vonn has released her first picture since last Sunday’s horror crash at the Winter Olympics to reveal a huge metal brace down her left leg following a third operation.

The 41-year-old’s Olympic journey ended with a sobering chapter, but one that is all too familiar in the sport of Alpine skiing.

Team USA's Lindsey Vonn was thrilled to see Italian skier Federica Brignone win her first gold medal on home soil.

The lights shine from Olimpia della Tofane here every night, an eerily beautiful beacon in austere black and white hanging just off in the distance beyond Cortina.

Italian skiing star Sofia Goggia, one of Lindsey Vonn's closest friends, said that she and Vonn had texted a day earlier.