After making a ceremonial run down the Birds of Prey course in Beaver Creek, 40-year-old Lindsey Vonn is heading to Switzerland for her first World Cup race in nearly six years. Vonn participated as a forerunner in Beaver Creek as she did not have the necessary points to compete in the official races there. She then provided a scouting report of the course to her teammates, including Sofia Goggia, who used the information to win the super-G race.
Vonn will now compete in a pair of super-G races in St. Moritz, Switzerland, marking her return to competitive ski racing after her retirement in 2019. This will be an exciting opportunity for fans to see the legendary skier back in action on the World Cup circuit.
Known for her speed and skill on the slopes, Vonn’s comeback has generated significant buzz in the ski racing community. Her presence in the upcoming races is sure to draw attention and excitement as she competes against some of the world’s best skiers.
Vonn’s return to competition serves as a reminder of her enduring legacy in the sport and her continued passion for skiing. As she embarks on this new chapter of her career, fans will be eagerly following her journey and cheering her on as she takes on the challenges of the World Cup circuit once again.
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