The ski racer’s comeback has made her a folk hero among aging Americans who want to live fearlessly. Vonn, taking aim at the ...

Lindsey Vonn recently opened up on what her return to the sport really means, stating it isn't just about herself anymore.

Total knee replacement dates to the late 1960s, as a treatment for bone-on-bone arthritis; partial replacement followed quickly but only became transformative with the advent of robot-assisted ...

Six years after her last Olympic appearance, Lindsey Vonn is officially returning to competitive skiing. At 40 years old, the ...

Lindsey Vonn had been retired for over five years when she elected to undergo a partial knee replacement to fix chronic aches and pains from years of skiing. The surgery took place in April of 2024.

Vonn says she was hoping to just get back into training so she could participate in the 2026 Winter Olympics, and found she was ready to race. "There's still a lot of work to be done, but ...

Vonn was nominated for the Best Comeback Award at this year ESPYS. The three-time Olympic medalist came out of retirement last November after undergoing a partial knee replacement.

In April, Vonn had a robot-assisted replacement performed by Martin Roche, a South Florida-based orthopedist specializing in complex knee disorders. Part of the bone in her right knee was cut off ...

She had been talking about knee replacement since her late 20s, often with a gallows-humor delivery; now it was no joke (in truth, it never was, but Vonn often kept it light).

Lindsey Vonn had been retired for over five years when she elected to undergo a partial knee replacement to fix chronic aches and pains from years of skiing. The surgery took place in April of 2024.

In April, Vonn had a robot-assisted replacement performed by Martin Roche, a South Florida-based orthopedist specializing in complex knee disorders. Part of the bone in her right knee was cut off ...