Lindsey Vonn, the legend of American skiing, was involved in an accident during the downhill final at the Olympic Games, falling after hitting a gate with her arm. The incident took place at the Tofane Alpine Ski Center in Cortina d'Ampezzo, and spectators were shocked. Vonn, at the age of 41, was airlifted to a hospital in Treviso, where the ski and snowboard team announced that she is in stable condition and receiving care from American and Italian doctors.
The accident sparked emotions among her teammates, and former athletes, such as Tina Maze, commented on the risks Vonn took to compete. Vonn had a career marked by injuries, but she was determined to participate in these Olympic Games, stating that she would give it her all. Her sister, Karin Kildow, stated that Vonn would have no regrets regarding the decision to compete, emphasizing her dedication to the sport.
The accident sparked emotions among her teammates, and former athletes, such as Tina Maze, commented on the risks Vonn took to compete. Vonn had a career marked by injuries, but she was determined to participate in these Olympic Games, stating that she would give it her all. Her sister, Karin Kildow, stated that Vonn would have no regrets regarding the decision to compete, emphasizing her dedication to the sport.
Sources
JO 2026. Primele informații despre starea schioarei Lindsey Vonn după accidentul teribil de la Jocurile Olimpice
Lindsey Vonn este în „stare stabilă” după căzătura teribilă de la JO
Lindsey Vonn este la terapie intensivă, dar viața nu-i este în pericol
Schi alpin: Lindsey Vonn a fost operată la piciorul fracturat după accidentul teribil de la Cortina
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