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Lindsey Vonn makes history again at St. Moritz World Cup
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One day after becoming the oldest man or woman to win an FIS Alpine ski World Cup race, Lindsey Vonn made history again on day 2 in St. Moritz: the 41-year-old made her 410th World...
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The queen of downhill skiing is well and truly back. Lindsey Vonn has put in a stunning run to take a huge lead in a World Cup downhill at St. Moritz in Switzerland. The 41-year-old United States ski great was fastest by an astonishing 1.16 seconds ahead of Mirjam Puchner of Austria.
Lindsey Vonn is leaning into experience in her final Olympic quest. The eight-time downhill and five-time super-G World Cup champion will tie Renate Goetschl for a record 409th-career World Cup start in Friday’s downhill, a...
When Lindsey Vonn said she felt good this week, she wasn’t kidding. The former Vail resident and world’s best female downhill racer laid down a smoking time on Friday in the St. Moritz World Cup...
The queen of downhill skiing is well and truly back. Lindsey Vonn has raced to a stunning fast win in a World Cup downhill at St. Moritz in Switzerland. The 41-year-old United States ski great had taken the lead by an astonishing 1.16 seconds from Mirjam Puchner of Austria.
On Friday in St. Moritz, ski racer Lindsey Vonn earned her first downhill win in nearly eight years and her first top podium finish since she returned from retirement.
One day after becoming the oldest man or woman to win an FIS Alpine ski World Cup race, Lindsey Vonn made history again on day 2 in St. Moritz: the 41-year-old made her 410th World...
Lindsey Vonn nearly did it again. The 41-year-old American finished second in a World Cup downhill a day after becoming the oldest winner in the circuit’s history. After winning the season’s opening downhill by nearly a full second on Friday this time Vonn was beaten by only one racer.
When Lindsey Vonn said she felt good this week, she wasn’t kidding. The former Vail resident and world’s best female downhill racer laid down a smoking time on Friday in the St. Moritz World Cup...
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