About
Lindsey Vonn is a highly accomplished American alpine ski racer, renowned for her exceptional skills and numerous victories in the sport. She has won four World Cup overall championships and earned a gold medal in downhill at the 2010 Winter Olympics, marking a historic achievement for an American woman. Vonn holds a record eight World Cup season titles in the downhill discipline, along with five titles in super-G and three consecutive titles in the combined event. She holds the overall record for the most World Cup crystal globe titles, surpassing Ingemar Stenmark.
Career Timeline
Olympic Debut
Vonn participates in the 2002 Winter Olympics, gaining international exposure as a promising young skier. Earnings are minimal.
Olympic Gold Medal
She wins a gold medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics, boosting her fame and endorsement opportunities substantially.
World Cup Dominance
Vonn achieves multiple World Cup titles, solidifying her status as a top alpine skier, leading to lucrative endorsements.
Retirement from Skiing
Lindsey retires from professional skiing due to injuries, shifting her focus to business ventures and endorsements.
Business Ventures
Lindsey engages in various business ventures, capitalizing on her fame and experience in the sports world.
Continued Sports Involvement
Vonn continues to stay involved in sports through commentary and endorsements, remaining a prominent figure in the skiing community.
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Last updated: February 23, 2026