Biography of Lindsi Vonn (Lindsey Vonn)
Lindsey Vonn (full name Lindsey Caroline Vonn, born October 18, 1984, in St. Paul, Minnesota) is an American alpine skier and one of the greatest female skiers in history. Standing 178 cm tall, she dominated the speed disciplines (downhill and super-G).
Grew up in Minnesota, started skiing at age 2, moved to Vail, Colorado, at age 7 to train. She made her World Cup debut at age 16 (2000) and won her first race in 2004. Key achievements: 4 overall World Cup titles (2008–2010, 2012), 20 downhill wins (a record among women), 82 World Cup stage victories (second in history after Marcel Hirscher), 4 small World Cups in downhill and super-G, Olympic gold in downhill (Vancouver 2010) and bronze in super-G (Pyeongchang 2018). Three-time world champion (downhill 2009, 2011, 2013).
In 2019, she ended her career due to numerous injuries (more than 10 fractures, knee surgeries). After retiring from sports, she became a TV presenter (NBC Olympics), producer, founded the Lindsey Vonn Foundation (supporting children and animals), wrote her autobiography Rise (2022), launched a clothing brand, and invests in women's sports.
Active on Instagram (@lindseyvonn, 2+ million followers) — shares her training, family, dogs, and motivation. She was married to Thomas Vonn (2008–2011), dated Tiger Woods (2013–2015), and is currently in a relationship with soccer player John Cameron (since 2023). She has no children.
Lindsey Vonn is a symbol of resilience, speed, and female strength in sports: she overcame injuries and gender barriers to become an icon who inspires millions to fight and believe in themselves.
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