Lindsey Vonn Aims for Olympic Glory Despite Knee Injury
Lindsey Vonn, despite a recent knee injury, is determined to compete in the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics. After intense rehabilitation, Vonn feels ready to race. The 41-year-old American skier plans to participate in multiple events, continuing her stellar comeback after a six-year hiatus from ski racing.
Devdiscourse News Desk | Cortinadampezzo | Updated: 03-02-2026 21:07 IST | Created: 03-02-2026 21:07 IST
Lindsey Vonn is persisting through adversity as she prepares to compete in the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, starting this week, despite a significant knee injury.
Following a crash in Switzerland that resulted in a completely ruptured ACL and other damage, Vonn has undergone rigorous physical therapy and is now back on her skis, rehabbing her left knee with the goal of being able to race competitively.
Despite her age and recent obstacles, the American skiing icon has been leading the circuit this season, making a remarkable return to form after an extended break from the sport.
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