American skiing icon has broken leg, airlifted away

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Olympics-alpine skiing-Vonn has surgery on broken leg after horror crash in Cortina downhill
By Alan Baldwin, Sara Rossi and Cristina Carlevaro CORTINA D'AMPEZZO/TREVISO, Italy, Feb 8 (Reuters) - U.S. ski great Lindsey Vonn had surgery on a broken leg in an Italian hospital after her audacious bid to win Olympic downhill gold with a ruptured knee ligament ended in a horrific crash after 13 seconds on Sunday.

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Lindsey Vonn Injury Update After Surgery, Being Airlifted Away From Crash While Skiing on Torn ACL
Lindsey Vonn crash: American skiing icon has broken leg, airlifted away after terrifying Olympics fall
Lindsey Vonn fractures leg after she crashes just seconds into her Olympic downhill run
American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn crashed Sunday, just a few seconds into her downhill run in her remarkable Olympic comeback attempt from injury.

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Lindsey Vonn crashes in Winter Olympic downhill, taken away by helicopter
U.S. skiing great Lindsey Vonn crashes in women’s downhill, ending Olympic comeback dreams
Lindsey Vonn injured, in stable condition after crash in Olympic women’s downhill
Starting 13th, Vonn went off a jump and clipped a gate in midair, sending her sideways as she landed and crashed hard to the snow, tumbling down the icy slope, her skis twirling as she careened to a s...

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2026 Winter Olympics live updates: Lindsey Vonn crashes seconds into race; Breezy Johnson, Team USA figure skating take gold
Unstoppable Lindsey Vonn can achieve sports immortality on Sunday

How skiing icon Lindsey Vonn lost control in just 12.5 seconds

How did the 41-year-old American superstar Lindsey Vonn lose control just 12.5 seconds into her run and crash so spectacularly at the Milano-Cortina Winter Games on Sunday? Here's what happened and why.

Skiing star Marte Monsen, 26, dragged off slope on stretcher as helmet flies off in terrifying high-speed crash

MARTE MONSEN was left battered and bruised after taking a terrifying tumble at the Alpine Ski World Cup. The Norwegian’s helmet flew off as she went crashing into the safety nets following a
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Wyoming Speed Skiing Legacy Fueled By Legacy Of Jackson Legend Who Died In 2009

The Wes Barron Speed Series honors a Jackson skier who lost his thumb in a 2005 crash but lived for super-G speed until his 2009 death. Young racers