Lindsey Vonn Dazzles in Red Fitness Outfit, Showcasing Knee Strength Post-Injury

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It was already a miracle 41-year-old Lindsey Vonn had comeback just to make the U.S. Olympic team. Now, after tearing her ACL in training, it’s even moreso that she’s still trying to compete at the Milano Cortina Games. Her latest video shows she looks ready to give it a go while turning heads in her workout fit.

The downhill ski star Vonn was injured last Friday in this scary crash she posted.

She had to be airlifted out on the mountain, too.

[Lindsey Vonn of the United States is air lifted to a hospital after sustaining an apparent injury in the women’s downhill alpine skiing race during the FIS World Cup. | Denis Balibouse/Reuters via Imagn Images

She’d give a shocking update on Tuesday:

“Well… I completely tore my ACL last Friday and also sustained a bone bruise (which is common with an ACL tear), along with meniscal tears, though it’s unclear how much was preexisting versus new from the crash. This was obviously incredibly hard news to receive just one week before the Olympics, and I truly appreciate everyone for giving me the time and space to process what happened and find a way forward. After extensive consultations with doctors, intense therapy, physical tests, and skiing today, I’ve determined that I am capable of competing in the Olympic Downhill on Sunday. Of course, I still need to complete one required training run, but I am confident in my body’s ability to perform—despite my injuries, my knee is stable, I have no swelling, and my muscles are firing and reacting as they should. I will continue to evaluate things daily with my medical team to ensure we’re making smart decisions, but I fully intend to compete on Sunday. I know what my chances in these Olympics were before the crash, and even though they aren’t the same now, there is still a chance—and as long as there is a chance, I will not lose hope or give up. It’s not over yet. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and supported me; I feel the love, and it’s giving me strength. 🙏🏼💪🏼🇺🇸 ❤️ lindsey”

On Thursday, this was Vonn working out with the message, “I’m not giving up 💪🏼 working as hard as I can to make it happen! Thank you to my team and everyone for your incredible support. Keep believing 🙏🏼❤️.”

She definitely stood out in her fire-red workout fit:

Lindsey Vonn testing her knee | Lindsey Vonn/Instagram

She’d then show off more intense workout training in not one, but two new workout looks.

If she is able to go, this will mark her fifth Olympics for the gold medalist who began her comeback in 2024 after five years away from the sport. She’ll compete for a second Olympic gold with the one she won back in the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver as the first woman ever to win the downhill event.

She’s an incredible athlete and an incredible story no matter what happens.