Breezy Johnson found redemption, Lauren Macuga continued her ascension and Lindsey Vonn left satisfied after Saturday’s world championship downhill in Saalbach, Austria. Johnson — who returned to competition two months ago after a 14-month ban

Breezy Johnson won women's downhill gold for the United States, setting an unbeatable pace after going first out of the start hut, at the Alpine World Ski Championships in Saalbach on Saturday. The medal was the first in a major event for the 29-year-old,

In Saturday’s World Championships downhill race in Saalbach, Austria, Stifel U.S. Ski Team athletes Lauren Macuga and Lindsey Vonn finished 5th and 15h, respectively. Fellow U.S. athlete Breezy Johnson knifed her run to claim gold and become the 2025 downhill world champion.

Lindsey Vonn's comeback tour continued Saturday with a 15th-place finish at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships. Vonn finished 1.96 seconds behind

Lindsey Vonn finished 15th in the downhill at the Alpine skiing world championships on Saturday, 1.96 seconds behind American teammate Breezy Johnson who took the gold medal. The 40-year-old Vonn recently returned to competition with a new titanium knee after nearly six years of retirement.

A 15th-place result in the world championship downhill may have marked unchartered territory for Lindsey Vonn on Saturday.