Lindsey Vonn Sizzle Reel - Class of 2024

The Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame welcomes Lindsey Vonn back to Vail for her induction into the Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame this September 7, 2024.
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Lindsey’s extraordinary achievements have solidified her place in history as one of the greatest American skiers of all time. Throughout her 15-year career, Lindsey achieved 82 World Cup victories and became the first-ever women’s Olympic downhill champion. She redefined the boundaries of alpine skiing, setting numerous records including eighteen victories on the same course (Lake Louise), twenty crystal globes, and forty-three downhill victories. In 2023, Lindsey became the first woman to ski the legendary Streif in Kitzbühel, Austria. And on top of that, Lindsey is the first ever to ski the course at night.
A true sports icon, Lindsey’s impact has transcended the world of skiing through her creation of the Lindsey Vonn Foundation. Lindsey used her platform to provide programming for education, sports, and enrichment programs to help young girls grow as athletes, leaders, and individuals. Lindsey continues to give back and build our industry by serving on the Salt Lake City-Utah Committee for the Games Governing Board as their Chief of Athlete Experience. Due to her efforts, on July 24, 2024, our neighbors in Salt Lake City were awarded the 2034 Winter Olympics. Her biggest contribution to this bid was to help create an Olympic Village for the athletes’ families. In Lindsey's opinion, taking care of families should be just as important as the athletes.