Lindsey Vonn's back in the headlines as she recovers from a serious leg injury at the 2026 Winter Olympics, unclear if she’ll return. Former four-time overall World Cup champ and Olympic downhill gold medallist.
The Milan Cortina Paralympics concluded with Russian athletes competing under their flag for the first time since 2014, amid Ukraine's boycott over Russia's return. Ukrainian athletes expressed pride and disappointment, while organizers defended their decisions amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Climate challenges also impacted event scheduling.
Lindsey Vonn has been documenting her recovery from a severe leg injury suffered during the Milan Cortina Olympics, including ACL tears and multiple surgeries in Italy. She is updating supporters on weights, biking and rehab, while discussions about her future in skiing remain ongoing.
Lindsey Vonn has undergone eight surgeries after a severe left-leg fracture from the Cortina race. She faces at least one more operation to repair a torn ACL. A return to racing is likely a year and a half away if she continues, while retirement remains on the table. She is focusing on healing and maintaining mobility as she considers her future.