Lindsey Vonn works Olympics-ready body in barely-there fits for new mag

Abby Tegnelia

Lindsey Vonn works Olympics-ready body in barely-there fits for new mag image

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Olympics-ready Lindsey Vonn stuns on the cover of the new ‘Self’ magazine, glowing in a furry wintery ensemble.

Inside? She sizzles in a low-cut top and other wintery looks that include massive ski pants worn low over a pair of high-cut bikini briefs and a brown fur coat work over a bikini top, flaunting her chiseled pro athlete’s abs.

“’I’ve won everything I could have ever won. I’m not doing this to prove anything to anyone,” she quotes from the magazine to kick off the caption of the Thursday, January Instagram share. “I’m doing this for me 😊 Always fun shooting with @selfmagazine ♥️📸 My cover story is out now.”

Self shared the January cover on its Instagram page.

“When the ski world started whispering that 3-time Olympic medalist, Lindsey Vonn, must be missing something to stage a comeback after 6 years in retirement, Vonn had to set the record straight,” the magazine captioned its share. “Why is she putting her life on hold for the Milano-Cortina Games? Because the partial knee replacement that was meant to give her a pain-free life—the ability to walk her dogs, play tennis, and surf again, was so successful that it gave her permission to dream about one last Olympic run.”

The cover’s headline is “One Last Run.”

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“Please continue competing after the Olympics!!” Begged one fan.

“Inspiration at its finest,” raved another.

“NeverGiveUp,” wrote a third.

Vonn’s historic comeback kicked off with her rejoining the U.S. Ski Team for the 2024-2025 season, after retiring due to injury in 2019. After a partial knee replacement surgery that facilitated her comeback, the iconic skier has been training for her Olympic return.

The Olympic champion — her three medals include the only American woman’s gold downhill — was also the first woman to rack up 82 World Cup victories, among other records.

 

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