Vonn, 41, becomes oldest downhill World Cup winner
Summary
American skier Lindsey Vonn became the oldest person to win a downhill World Cup race at age 41. Vonn, who retired in 2019 due to knee issues, returned to competition and won the recent race in St Moritz, marking her 83rd World Cup victory.Key Facts
- Lindsey Vonn is an American skier and former Olympic medalist.
- She retired from skiing in February 2019 because of knee problems.
- Vonn returned to competitive skiing in December 2024.
- She won a downhill World Cup race in St Moritz at age 41.
- Her winning time was one minute and 29.63 seconds.
- This victory was her 83rd World Cup win and first since 2018.
- Vonn has won four overall World Cup titles in her career.
- The race in St Moritz was the start of the downhill World Cup season.
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