UPDATE: Lindsey Vonn remains determined to compete at the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, set to begin this February 6, 2026, despite suffering a completely ruptured ACL in her left knee just four days ago. In a press statement from Cortina d’Ampezzo, Vonn expressed her confidence in her recovery, stating, “I believe I can still make it to the start line.”
The injury occurred during a training run, leading to severe bone bruising and meniscal damage. Vonn, a three-time Olympic medalist, has undergone intense physical therapy since the incident, aiming to regain her strength and mobility quickly. “I’ve been working non-stop,” she added, emphasizing her commitment to competing.
This news comes as a ray of hope for Vonn’s fans and the skiing community, as she battles through her injury with remarkable resilience. The Winter Olympics marks a significant milestone in her career, and her participation would serve as an inspiring comeback story.
Vonn’s status will be closely monitored as the opening ceremony approaches. Fans and officials alike are eager to see if she can turn her aspiration into reality. “It’s a tough challenge, but I’m ready to fight for it,” she stated during a recent update.
As the competition begins, all eyes will be on Vonn. Will she achieve the seemingly impossible? The world waits in anticipation for further updates on her condition as the Olympic Games draw near.
