Lindsey Vonn Announces Comeback for 2026 Olympics at Age 40
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Lindsey Vonn, the former Olympic gold medalist and world champion skier, announced her return to competitive skiing after retiring in 2019 due to injuries. Her decision follows a successful knee replacement surgery that alleviated the pain which led to her retirement. Vonn, who has 82 World Cup victories, aims to compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics, although she acknowledges the challenges ahead. Her return has been anticipated since she was seen training in Austria, and she remains a significant figure in the sport despite her past injuries.
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