Lindsey Vonn is Doing the Unthinkable

You can absolutely call it a comeback. Six years after retiring as the most decorated female downhill skier of all time—eighty-two World Cup victories, three Olympic medals (one of which is gold), eight World Championship medals (including two golds)—Lindsey Vonn has returned to the high-octane world of professional downhill ski racing.

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