Lindsey Vonn returns to the big ski stage with an artificial knee. Here you can see their comeback at the World Cup in St. Moritz live on TV and stream.
St. Moritz – There could hardly be a better place for Lindsey Vonn's sensational comeback to the ski stage: after all, the ski queen brings the shine and glamor herself. The Swiss posh ski resort of St. Moritz also has an additional high-society flair to offer.
Women's Ski World Cup in St. Moritz: Schedule
| Saturday, December 21st, 10:30 a.m | Great G |
| Sunday, December 22nd, 11 a.m | Great G |
We'll tell you how and where you can watch the St. Moritz Ski World Cup live on TV and stream.
Women's Ski World Cup in St. Moritz live on free TV
- ARD will broadcast both Super-G races in St. Moritz live on free TV on Saturday and Sunday.
- Eurosport will also broadcast both races live on free TV.
- The race starts on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. and on Sunday at 11 a.m.
Women's Ski World Cup in St. Moritz with Lindsey Vonn live in the stream
- ARD offers a free stream of the women's Super G in St. Moritz in the media library.
- If you want to watch the Eurosport broadcast online, you must either be a DAZN or discover+ subscription customer.
Ski queen Lindsey Vonn will go back “to where I’ve been before”
Lindsey Vonn grins broadly as she formulates her declaration of war. “My plan is very clear to get back to where I was before,” says the 40-year-old before her miraculous World Cup return. 2,141 days after her last elite race to date and with an artificial knee joint, the former speed queen is back at the start in St. Moritz this weekend. The astonishing comeback is a coup for the Ski World Cup – and for Vonn herself it is much more than a PR stunt or occupational therapy.
Is being there everything? Not for Vonn. “I'm excited to be back, but I have definite goals and expectations,” she said with sparkling eyes a week ago in Beaver Creek. One thing is clear: Vonn has podiums, victories and medals on his mind.
“That looked really good”: Vonn’s promising ski comeback
“I trust her to be at the top again over the course of the season – once she has a few kilometers of racing under her belt,” says Viktoria Rebensburg. The once best German ski racer competed alongside Vonn in World Cups and major events for years.
As a Eurosport expert, she watched closely last weekend how Vonn performed as a forerunner in the downhill and super-G in Beaver Creek. “It looked really good – and it wasn’t an easy descent.” “She went on the attack and even had a few reserves here and there,” Rebensburg told the German Press Agency. (epp/dpa)
