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CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy, Feb 10 : The decision to treat U.S. ski great Lindsey Vonn in Treviso, a northeastern Italian city of just over 85,000 people, surprised many who believed her team would choose a private clinic in Milan or Austria after her crash in Sunday's Olympic downhill.
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Lindsey Vonn insists she has “no regrets” following the crash at the women’s downhill in the Winter Olympics which leaves her facing “multiple surgeries”.
Lindsey Vonn said Monday in a post to Instagram that she suffered a complex tibia fracture «that will require multiple surgeries to fix properly» when she crashed in the downhill Sunday.
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Lindsey Vonn's father said Monday that the American superstar will no longer race if he has any influence over her decision and that she will not return to the Winter Olympics after breaking her leg in the downhill over the weekend.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy — Lindsey Vonn's father said Monday that the American superstar will no longer race if he has any influence over her decision and that she will not return to the Winter Olympics after breaking her left leg in the downhill over the weekend.
The fallout from Lindsey Vonn's devastating crash in the Olympic downhill on a severely injured knee prompted a key question: Should she have been allowed on a course that is dangerous even to perfectly healthy skiers?