Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn doesn't rule out the 2030 games: 'I would only do it if I could be fast'
Lindsey Vonn told CNBC Sport she's not ruling out a return to the Olympics in 2030, at age 45, if she can still perform at a high level.
Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn doesn't rule out the 2030 games: 'I would only do it if I could be fast'
Lindsey Vonn told CNBC Sport she's not ruling out a return to the Olympics in 2030, at age 45, if she can still perform at a high level.
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