


Lindsey Vonn Defies Doubts with Comeback at 40
Olympic champion Lindsey Vonn returns to competitive skiing after knee replacement surgery, facing skepticism from peers as she aims for 2026 Olympics.
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Overview
Lindsey Vonn, a legendary ski racer, begins her comeback in competitive skiing at age 40 after a successful knee replacement. Despite skepticism from former competitors regarding her decision, Vonn asserts her readiness and confidence following rehabilitation. She hopes to compete, aiming for the 2026 Winter Olympics, with a renewed sense of purpose and a drive to challenge stereotypes related to age in sports. Vonn's incredible career and commitment to her sport exemplify her resilience and determination amidst criticism.
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