Lindsey Vonn poses with the American cross-country athletes Jessie Diggins, Julia Kern and Sophia Laukli after the seventh stage of the Tour de Ski on Sunday in Val di Fiemme, Italy on Sunday.

Therese Johaug has claimed her fourth Tour de Ski victory in style by winning the final stage climb up Mount Cermis.

Lindsey Vonn is planning to race this weekend in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy despite having crashed in Thursday’s downhill training run. The 40-year-old spoke to FIS Media on Friday morning about the incident,

Jessie Diggins won the women’s race and Ben Ogden placed third in the men’s race for the best combined one-day performance for U.S. cross-country skiing outside of America. Diggins, the most decorated cross-country skier in U.S. history, won the World Cup 10km freestyle in Les Rousses, France, by 19.5 seconds over German Victoria Karl.

Trying for a third title in the prestigious event, the American star finished third. Norway's Therese Johaug won the event.

Lindsey Vonn was reminded why she chose to be a downhill skier on Sunday. The American Alpine star joined some of her teammates in cheering on fellow U.S. Ski Team athletes during the final

In the overall standings, Johaug finished 47.5 seconds ahead of Norwegian teammate Astrid Oeyre Slind and 2:41.3 ahead of Jessie ... Diggins’ fellow Minnesota skier and Alpine great Lindsey Vonn ...

Advertisement Article continues below this ad In the overall standings, Johaug finished 47.5 seconds ahead of Norwegian teammate Astrid Oeyre Slind and 2:41.3 ahead of Jessie Diggins, the American ...

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She’s heading in that direction after returning to the circuit last month after nearly six years of retirement. She finished 14th in her comeback race in St. Moritz, Switzerland, then improved to sixth and fourth in her last two races last weekend in St. Anton, Austria.

Lindsey Vonn’s stellar return to alpine skiing at age 40 continued and a rising 22-year-old American teammate announced her arrival. On Saturday in St. Anton, Austria, Vonn finished sixth place ...

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