Vonn does not rule out a return to skiing even after a serious injury at the Winter Olympics
American skier Lindsey Vonn does not rule out a return to competitive skiing despite the serious injuries she suffered in a fall during the downhill at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo. The forty-one-year-old star of American skiing spoke about her future in an interview for NBC television, where she indicated that she is keeping this option open. hnonline.sk ↗ sport.sk ↗
Vonn also admitted that, despite everything, she enjoyed last season, showing a positive attitude toward the situation. The skier found that she did not get into a position in the Olympic downhill race to properly say goodbye to her career, which she expressed regret about. Her statement that "I'm leaving the door open" suggests that she will not define her departure from skiing as final at this moment. teraz.sk ↗ sport.cz - hokej ↗
However, the path to a possible return will not be easy. Vonn herself is aware that she will first have to undergo a long rehabilitation and learn to walk again, as she candidly stated in her remarks. According to her, she is thinking intensively about this possibility despite her family's concerns. Her attitude toward the injury and her future in the sport thus represents an example of the incredible fighting spirit and determination with which the legend of alpine skiing approaches challenges. isport.cz ↗ denik.cz ↗
Vonn also admitted that, despite everything, she enjoyed last season, showing a positive attitude toward the situation. The skier found that she did not get into a position in the Olympic downhill race to properly say goodbye to her career, which she expressed regret about. Her statement that "I'm leaving the door open" suggests that she will not define her departure from skiing as final at this moment. teraz.sk ↗ sport.cz - hokej ↗
However, the path to a possible return will not be easy. Vonn herself is aware that she will first have to undergo a long rehabilitation and learn to walk again, as she candidly stated in her remarks. According to her, she is thinking intensively about this possibility despite her family's concerns. Her attitude toward the injury and her future in the sport thus represents an example of the incredible fighting spirit and determination with which the legend of alpine skiing approaches challenges. isport.cz ↗ denik.cz ↗
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Neuveriteľná bojovníčka: Vonnová nevylučuje súťažný návrat
sport.pravda.sk
| 21:22 07.04.
Bude Vonnová ještě závodit? K velkému zděšení celé rodiny o tom přemýšlím, hlásí
isport.cz
| 18:40 07.04.
Vonnová přemýšlí o návratu k lyžování. Nejdřív ale musím začít chodit, ví dobře
denik.cz
| 18:10 07.04.
Uvidíme ju ešte súťažiť? Lindsey Vonnová sa vyjadrila
sport.sk
| 22:04 07.04.
„Nechávam si otvorené dvierka“. Americká lyžiarka Lindsey Vonnová nevylučuje súťažný návrat
hnonline.sk
| 21:34 07.04.
Nedostala jsem šanci se rozloučit, posteskla si Vonnová. Přemýšlí o návratu k lyžování
sport.cz - hokej
| 18:13 07.04.
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