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Lindsey Vonn welcomes Olympic champion as new team member while gearing up for upcoming Winter Games
Lindsey Vonn recently welcomed Aksel Lund Svindal as a new addition to her skiing team ahead of kickstarting the new season.
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POWDER Magazine on MSNLindsey Vonn Teams Up With Olympic Champion for Milano-Cortina Push
The Olympic medalist and ski racer Aksel Lund Svindal will serve as Vonn's equipment strategist.
Lindsey Vonn is bringing in fellow Olympic gold medalist Aksel Lund Svindal as a coach as she bids for a fifth Olympics next ...
The ski racer’s comeback has made her a folk hero among aging Americans who want to live fearlessly. Vonn, taking aim at the ...
Olympic skier Lindsey Von just can't stop turning heads this summer. Last month, Vonn grabbed everyone's attention at the ...
Lindsey Vonn has added two-time Olympic skiing gold medalist Aksel Lund Svindal to her coaching team as she prepares for next ...
Lindsey Vonn tells PEOPLE that the Milan-Cortina Olympics will be "hard" without her beloved dog, Lucy, who died in March The Olympian says Lucy "traveled the world" with her and was her "trusty ...
On Friday, Vonn spoke about her goal to compete in the 2026 Olympics in Cortina, Italy. "These Olympics, it’s all I really wanted to do," she told The Associated Press.
Lindsey Vonn tells PEOPLE that the Milan-Cortina Olympics will be "hard" without her beloved dog, Lucy, who died in March ...
Lindsey Vonn, the American skier making a bid to get back to the Olympics at age 40, said Wednesday that her body felt better than it did seven years earlier when she last competed at the Games.
Lindsey Vonn had been retired for over five years when she elected to undergo a partial knee replacement to fix chronic aches and pains from years of skiing. The surgery took place in April of 2024.
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