Lindsey Vonn Says Olympic Scars Were Tough to Accept at CFDA Awards
Lindsey Vonn is done hiding her scars. The Olympic champion opened up about the injuries she sustained at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, saying the marks left behind were really tough for her to accept. She shared the reflection while attending the CFDA Fashion Awards, per AP.
Lindsey Vonn isn't hiding the marks the mountain left on her. The Olympic champion said the scars from injuries she sustained at the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics were hard to make peace with, according to AP.
In her own words: scars were really tough for her to accept. Per AP, she shared that reflection while stepping out at the CFDA Fashion Awards, swapping the race bib for the fashion crowd.
The admission lands differently coming from Vonn, whose career has been defined as much by brutal crashes and long rehabs as by her standing among the most decorated alpine racers the sport has produced. Milan Cortina added another chapter, and another set of marks.
Vonn didn't detail the extent of those injuries or her recovery timeline in the remarks AP shared, and she hasn't mapped out what comes next publicly. For now, the takeaway is simpler: she's saying out loud what athletes usually keep covered up.
TopicsLindsey Vonn · CFDA Fashion Awards · Milan Cortina Winter Olympics · AP
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