Downhill Skiing Wrecks

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Lindsey Vonn back in US following crash in Olympic downhill

Lindsey Vonn is back home in the U.S. following a week of treatment at a hospital in Italy after breaking her left leg in the Olympic downhill at the Milan Cortina Games.

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Olympics-alpine skiing-Vonn crashes out of women's downhill

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Lindsey Vonn Crashes Out Of Winter Olympics Downhill Skiing Final; Airlifted Off Slopes

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Lindsey Vonn’s skis didn’t come off in her Olympic crash. A different binding system isn’t close

Lindsey Vonn’s defiant bid to win the Winter Olympic downhill at the age of 41, on a rebuilt right knee and a badly injured left knee, ended on Sunday in a frightening crash that left her with a broke...

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Lindsey Vonn back in US, grateful for Italian help in recovery

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Lindsey Vonn back in U.S., says she’s been ‘immobile’ since Olympic crash

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Lindsey Vonn Reveals Off-Slope Personal Heartbreak Amid Recovery From Olympic Fall

Vonn attempted a comeback at the Olympics at age 41 despite rupturing her ACL just days before the Games.

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Lindsey Vonn shared video from return home after devastating injury

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Lindsey Vonn's skis didn't release in Olympic crash. Raises years-old safety issues, experts tell AP

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Breezy Johnson wins Olympic downhill gold, Vonn crashes out

Breezy Johnson won the gold medal in the alpine skiing downhill at the Winter Olympics on Sunday after Lindsey Vonn's comeback ended with a horror crash. American Johnson, already the reigning downhill world champion,

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After tragedy, Alpine skiing rethinks safety on the slopes

The deaths of Italian Alpine skiers Matteo Franzoso and Matilde Lorenzi in the space of less than a year forced the sport to take a long, hard look at its safety procedures in the run-up to the 2026 Winter Olympics.