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Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Game day in ☀️ San Fran!! @49ers vs. @rams @nfl 🏈💪🏻
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - HISTORY! @lindseyvonn become the oldest woman (40) to make an Alpine skiing World Cup podium, finishing second today in the Super G in @sunvalley 🇺🇸 For the American star is her 138th World Cup podium! Wow! 👏🏻 #fisalpine #worldcupsunvalley #lindseyvonn 📸 @agencezoom
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Lindsey Vonn Instagram - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Lindsey Vonn - 441.1K Likes - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻

441.1K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Likes : 441094Lindsey Vonn - 441.1K Likes - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻

441.1K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Likes : 441094Lindsey Vonn - 441.1K Likes - Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻

441.1K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Made it through surgery… it took a bit more than 6 hours to complete. As you can see, it required a lot of plates and screws to put back together but Dr Hackett did an incredible job. Thank you Dr Viola for the surgery assist as well!! With the extent of the trauma, I’ve been struggling a bit post op and have not yet been able to be discharged from the hospital just yet… almost there. Baby steps. Will explain the injury and what it all means soon. ❤️🙏🏻
Likes : 441094Lindsey Vonn - 399.4K Likes - Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻

399.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻
Likes : 399438Lindsey Vonn - 399.4K Likes - Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻

399.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Home sweet home. Feels good to sleep in my own bed… but wheeling through the front door without Leo greeting me like always was a very hard reality. A reality I had to face. Along with many other hard realities that lay in front of me as I move forward…. I’m focused now on therapy and getting healthy. It’s going to be a hard and painful journey but I am putting all of my energy into it, like I always do. I’m going to take some time for myself. I’ll give you updates when I can but right now my focus is on taking care of myself. As always, thank you for the love and support. ❤️🙏🏻
Likes : 399438Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 184.2K Likes - Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️

184.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Well… I’ve had the red leader bib from the first race of the season until now, but in all likelihood tomorrow will be my last day as #1. At the beginning of the season no one would have ever believed I would be even close to this position. And I bet people would have laughed if it was even suggested. But winning the title was my goal… and I came painfully close to achieving it. I’m not one to talk about things I’ve achieved but in this instance I feel I need to, maybe more to remind myself than anything else… I was on the podium of every single downhill race, including 2 wins. I clawed my way back to #1 in the world after being retired for 6 years with a partial knee replacement and that alone was an incredible achievement I won’t ever forget. Even though in a few days no one will remember that I almost won the season title, I will remember. I didn’t want to win the title to prove anything to anyone. I did it because I knew I could. I just wish I had a chance to fight until the end to try and get it… However, as I sit here I have to reflect and wonder; why does a title mean so much to me? Why am I crying over a crystal trophy? It’s because skiing has always been the thing I love to do most in this world. It has always brought me incredible joy, especially this season. But what I am realizing is that not having one more title doesn’t make this season less extraordinary. It doesn’t take away the joy I had standing in the starting gate or crossing the finish line and seeing #1 next to my name. It doesn’t take away from the incredible time I had with my team and teammates. Singing and dancing with fans and kids in the stadium. Those memories aren’t washed away because of a title. My tears just mean I care. I always have. That’s why I work so hard. Skiing is my passion. Whether I’ll ever be able to do it again is yet to be seen. But at least I have the memories, with or without a title, I feel privileged to have had this adventure. Wherever this path leads I will find my way. I always do. Skiing is what I love to do but it’s not who I am. There are so many reasons to be happy. So much to be thankful for🙏🏻 Thank you all for coming on this journey with me❤️
Likes : 184218Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 163.6K Likes - I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻

163.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’ve been bruised and broken but I’ve always come out the other side a better person. No matter how many times I fell, I always got back up. I didn’t do it alone though. I am so thankful to have had the support of friends, family and you guys, my fans. Knowing I had people supporting me helped me in my darkest hours. Every day I tried to put one foot in front of the other until it eventually got me back to where I wanted to go… which was usually the top of the mountain 🏔️ 😍 We are all on our own paths, but if you’re injured or going through a hard time, believe in yourself and know that you will come out of it a better and stronger person. You got this 💪🏻
Likes : 163621Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 109.2K Likes - Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️

109.2K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Missing Kitzbühel this year…but these memories will stay with me forever… from cheering on my teammates 🇺🇸 with my family, to hanging with @schwarzenegger and @akilde in the finish (miss you this year Alex-heal fast!), hanging with the great @asvindal and Franz Klammer, to skiing the Streif last year at night (and my Dad falling asleep at the start of it 🤦🏼‍♀️😂)… it’s one of the greatest ski races in the world!!! Wishing all the competitors lots of luck! XO 💪🏻🩵⛷️
Likes : 109225Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 106.8K Likes - I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵

106.8K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : I’m just a girl with a dream…From Buck Hill, Minnesota to the top of the highest mountains… I’ve been through my fair share of ups and downs but it was all worth it. Parents, please believe in your kids. Encourage them, show them how to get back up when they fall and remind them that anything is possible… because you never know where their journey will take them 🩵
Likes : 106768Lindsey Vonn - 90.6K Likes - Game day in ☀️ San Fran!! @49ers vs. @rams @nfl 🏈💪🏻

90.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Game day in ☀️ San Fran!! @49ers vs. @rams @nfl 🏈💪🏻
Likes : 90560Lindsey Vonn - 68.7K Likes - HISTORY! @lindseyvonn become the oldest woman (40) to make an Alpine skiing World Cup podium, finishing second today in the Super G in @sunvalley 🇺🇸 For the American star is her 138th World Cup podium! Wow! 👏🏻 #fisalpine #worldcupsunvalley #lindseyvonn 📸 @agencezoom

68.7K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : HISTORY! @lindseyvonn become the oldest woman (40) to make an Alpine skiing World Cup podium, finishing second today in the Super G in @sunvalley 🇺🇸 For the American star is her 138th World Cup podium! Wow! 👏🏻 #fisalpine #worldcupsunvalley #lindseyvonn 📸 @agencezoom
Likes : 68665Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 39.6K Likes - Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉

39.6K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Happy birthday to the legend who turned pressure into presence, resilience into ritual, and setbacks into legacy. Limitless looks good on you, @lindseyvonn 😉
Likes : 39641Lindsey Vonn - 19.4K Likes - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP

19.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Likes : 19364Lindsey Vonn - 19.4K Likes - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP

19.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Likes : 19364Lindsey Vonn - 19.4K Likes - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP

19.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
Likes : 19364Lindsey Vonn - 19.4K Likes - Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP

19.4K Likes – Lindsey Vonn Instagram

Caption : Lindsey Vonn joins the United States SailGP Team board of directors 👏 #SailGP
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