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Lindsey Vonn to compete in downhill

2026 Winter Olympics live updates: Lindsey Vonn to compete in downhill after injury

A week after rupturing her ACL, Lindsey Vonn will compete this morning in what she has said is her final Olympic downhill race.

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Vonn completes training run, ready for Olympic downhill race

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Lindsey Vonn completes second training run, teeing up Olympic downhill try on torn ACL

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Lindsey Vonn tests injured knee in Olympic downhill training, pumps fist after successful run

A week after rupturing the ACL in her left knee, Lindsey Vonn opened her chase for Olympic gold at the age of 41 with an aggressive and successful training run down the Olympia delle Tofane downhill c...

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Lindsey Vonn completes training run one week after she tore her ACL

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Lindsey Vonn Competing In Olympics Without ACL. Responds To Claims

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Lindsey Vonn completes another training run and ready to race Olympic downhill on injured knee

The American crossed in third position, 0.37 seconds behind leader and teammate Breezy Johnson, and pumped her fist after seeing the result.

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Skier Lindsey Vonn says ACL is '100% gone' after crash, remains determined for Olympic downhill

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Why Is Olympic Skier Lindsey Vonn Racing On A Torn ACL?

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Lindsey Vonn Shares Emotional IG Post Before Final Olympic Downhill Ski Race amid ACL Injury

The emotion of her final Olympic run while also dealing with a torn ACL is starting to hit Lindsey Vonn, who shared a message on social media as she prepares for the women's downhill event on Sunday.

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Langenhan, Mueller, Fischnaller lead way after 1st 2 runs of Olympic men's luge race

CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (AP) — The race for the medals in men's singles luge might already be down to three sliders. Germany’s Max Langenhan finished his two runs in 1 minute, 45.826 seconds on Saturday,

Olympics: Lindsay Vonn’s training run earns fist pumps

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy — A week after rupturing the ACL in her left knee, Lindsey Vonn opened her chase for Olympic gold at the age of 41 with an aggressive and successful downhill training run on Friday — two days before the race.