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Lindsey Vonn Responds to Retirement Talk
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March 15, 2026 | Edition #454 |
Will she or won’t she return to the sport? That’s been the big question among Lindsey Vonn’s fans for long. But, the skiing legend has finally given an answer. Meanwhile, Quincy Wilson is back on the track and just managed to scrape through with a narrow win, unlike his usual easy victories.
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TODAY’S POLL
As you read above, Lindsey Vonn has dismissed retirement rumors that surfaced after her devastating injury at the Winter Olympics. However, the ongoing FIS Alpine Ski World Cup season nears its end. So, tell us,
Do You Think Lindsey Vonn Will Regain Full Fitness Before the Next Ski Racing Season? |
RACE OF THE DAY
For seven years, Grant Holloway’s NCAA 60m hurdles collegiate record stood untouched. But today, that mark has finally been broken.
And it came from none other than a 20-year-old, whose exceptional run at an indoor meet has now pushed him to world No. 3 in the event.
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