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Lindsey Vonn says she had third surgery, is making "slow" progress after crash at 2026 Winter Olympics
Vonn, 41, suffered a complex tibia fracture requiring multiple surgeries after clipping a gate during the Olympic downhill race, with her third surgery confirmed successful.
- Lindsey Vonn, one of the greatest skiers of all time, underwent her third surgery following a serious injury during the Winter Olympics and is making slow progress in her recovery.
- Vonn expressed gratitude for the medical staff, friends, family, and fans who have supported her journey back to competition.
- Despite facing what seems likely to be a career-ending injury, Vonn remains resilient and continues to inspire others with her willingness to push boundaries.
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On Wednesday, February 11, 2026, Lindsey Vonn gave news, a few days after her impressive fall at the Milan-Cortina Olympics. The American will have to undergo several operations before she can get back on her feet.
The accident of the best riders of the season is declared in hindsight to confirm prejudices. Anyone who wants to "have always known" confuses opinion with expertise – and relieves a system that lives from this very simplification
·Vienna, Austria
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Lindsey Vonn says success has ‘completely different meaning’ after third surgery following Olympics crash
Lindsey Vonn said she has undergone a third surgery since the devastating crash that ended her Winter Olympics dream in Milan last Sunday, writing on Instagram that her definition of success looks a little different now.
·Atlanta, United States
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