Lindsey Vonn Finishes Sixth in World Cup Return

Lindsey Vonn made a remarkable return to competitive skiing after six years, finishing sixth in her first World Cup downhill event since 2019 at St. Anton, Austria. Despite the knee injuries that troubled her, she clocked just 0.58 seconds behind winner Federica Brignone, showcasing her determination and skill. Vonn expressed satisfaction with her performance, noting that she still has room for improvement, stating, 'I still made a couple of mistakes; I know I can be faster.' At 40, she became the oldest woman to finish in the top 30 of a World Cup and aims to qualify for upcoming championships. Vonn's comeback has reignited interest in her legendary career, where she holds 82 World Cup victories, including a record 43 in downhill races. Her journey back is seen as a testament to her competitive spirit and passion for the sport.