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Lindsey Vonn DNF: World Ski Championships 2023 - News Directory 3

Lindsey Vonn DNF: World Ski Championships 2023

June 4, 2025 Catherine Williams Sports
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At a glance
  • Lindsey Vonn's return to the Alpine World Ski Championships in Austria hit a⁢ snag Thursday when she caught her arm on a gate during the⁢ Super-G.
  • The incident occurred mid-run ⁢when Vonn, taking a turn, snagged her right arm.
  • Vonn indicated the ⁢gate impacted a nerve, leading to a temporary loss of feeling in her arm.
Original source: cbssports.com

Lindsey Vonn‘s 2023 World Ski Championship run ended abruptly after a gate collision during the Super-G, sparking immediate concern among fans. The alpine skiing icon, back from retirement, experienced a ⁤temporary loss of feeling in her arm following the incident. This ‍unexpected ⁤DNF (Did Not⁤ Finish) marks a ⁣challenging moment for the Olympic gold medalist as she navigates the slopes post-knee surgery. Vonn, aiming to regain her top form, expressed⁤ her disappointment and explained what happened. For all the breaking news and analysis, News Directory 3⁣ has you covered. Will Vonn compete in upcoming ⁣events? ⁢Discover what’s next for her unbelievable journey.

Key points

  • Lindsey vonn’s Super-G run cut short by gate collision.
  • Vonn reported temporary loss of feeling in her arm.
  • She returned from retirement last year after knee surgery.

Lindsey Vonn suffers injury ⁣scare at Alpine World Ski Championships

Updated June 04, 2025

Lindsey Vonn’s return to the Alpine World Ski Championships in Austria hit a⁢ snag Thursday when she caught her arm on a gate during the⁢ Super-G. ‍This marked Vonn’s first world championship appearance since 2019.

The incident occurred mid-run ⁢when Vonn, taking a turn, snagged her right arm. The gate pulled at her shoulder, causing her to halt her run, ⁣doubled over⁤ in pain.

Fortunately,the injury appears not ⁣to be severe. Vonn indicated the ⁢gate impacted a nerve, leading to a temporary loss of feeling in her arm.

Vonn, who made a comeback from retirement last year, conceded she was overly aggressive ⁣approaching the gate. She expressed satisfaction with her performance leading up to the mishap. Since ⁤her return last year, the Olympic‍ gold medalist has been working⁢ to regain her top form after undergoing right knee replacement surgery in 2021.

Lindsey Vonn at the Alpine World Ski Championships
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throughout her career, Vonn has⁣ secured two gold medals at the world championships and ⁢a total of three⁣ Olympic⁣ medals, solidifying her status as a top contender in alpine skiing.

“I am ‍OK,” Vonn said. “I hit my nerve ⁢somehow and I hit the gate and lost feeling in my arm, but ⁣it’s coming back slowly.”

What’s next

Vonn’s team has not yet released⁣ information about her participation in‍ upcoming events‍ as she recovers from⁢ the injury. Fans are awaiting updates on her⁤ condition and potential return⁢ to the slopes ⁣as she continues her journey ⁣in competitive skiing.

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