Lindsey Vonn Announces Sensational Comeback to Alpine Skiing at 40

Lindsey Vonn, the legendary American alpine ski racer, is set to make a surprising comeback to competitive skiing at the age of 40. This announcement comes over five years after her last professional race. Vonn, who was born on October 18, 1984, in Saint Paul, Minnesota, has had a storied career spanning 19 seasons on the World Cup circuit[3][4].

Vonn’s decision to rejoin the US Ski Team for the 2024-25 alpine season has sent shockwaves through the skiing community. Known for her incredible skill and resilience, Vonn has accumulated an impressive array of titles, records, and medals throughout her career. She holds multiple World Cup titles and has won numerous Olympic and World Championship medals[2].

This comeback marks a significant moment in Vonn’s career, as she looks to add to her already illustrious record. Her return is expected to draw significant attention and excitement, both from fans and within the skiing community. Vonn’s journey back to competitive skiing will be closely watched as she prepares for the upcoming season[1][4].

The details of her training and preparation for the comeback are yet to be fully disclosed, but given her history of overcoming injuries and challenges, there is high anticipation about what she might achieve in her return to the slopes.