Lindsey Vonn not emotionally ready to decide about racing again - ESPN
NEW YORK — Lindsey Vonn is still recovering physically and emotionally from her frightening crash at the Winter Olympics. For now, the tough decisions about the future can wait.
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‘Love of racing’: From childhood dream to the Time 100 stage for Amna Al-Qubaisi
DUBAI: Emirati racing driver Amna Al-Qubaisi has spoken of how her “love of racing” led to her fulfilling big dreams by attending the inaugural TIME100 Sports Gala in New York last week.
Olympic great Lindsey Vonn reveals her ankle is ‘still broken’ months after shocking crash
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn is opening up about her crash at the Winter Olympics that nearly cost her her leg. Vonn detailed the extensive injuries she sustained, including a complex tibia fracture, a fractured fibular head and a tibial plateau injury.
Lindsey Vonn all smiles as she's able to return to dumping out actual workout content again
Olympic skiier Lindsey Vonn is opening up about her crash at the Winter Olympics that nearly cost her leg. Vonn detailed the extensive injuries she sustained, including a complex tibia fracture, a fractured fibular head and a tibial plateau injury.
Met Gala 2026: Venus Williams, Alysa Liu lead athlete fits - ESPN
The 2026 Met Gala had no shortage of athlete presence Monday.
Alpine skiing-Vonn not yet ready to decide ski racing future after Olympic crash
NEW YORK, April 30 : Three-times Olympic medallist Lindsey Vonn is unsure if she will return to competitive ski racing, the 41-year-old said on Wednesday, adding that she is still processing the aftermath of a scary crash at the Milano Cortina Olympics.
Allyson Felix aiming to compete at 2028 Los Angeles Games
LOS ANGELES, April 27 : Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field athlete of all time, plans to come out of retirement in a bid to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, she told TIME in an interview published on Monday.
Lindsey Vonn holds no regrets after Olympic downhill injury - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — Knowing all she knows today, Lindsey Vonn would do it all again. She would return to ski racing after six years of retirement. She would line up for the Olympic downhill in Cortina d'Ampezzo at age 41, despite tearing her ACL two weeks earlier and suffering a violent crash 13 seconds into the race that resulted in the five-time Olympian nearly losing her left leg.