Lindsey Vonn is enjoying a fantastic run in the 2025-26 FIS Ski World Cup season. She delivered her best World Cup outing since returning to the slopes in 2024, winning the opening downhill, finishing second in the second downhill race, and placing fourth in the Super-G at St. Moritz.
Next, Vonn heads to Val d’Isère, France, aiming to build on her momentum in the downhill and Super-G races scheduled for December 20 (Saturday) and December 21 (Sunday).
Where Can Fans Follow Lindsey Vonn Live at the Val d’Isere Skiing World Cup?
All eyes will be on Vonn as she joins the world’s best women’s alpine skiers in Val d’Isère. The downhill race kicks off the weekend on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. CET (4:30 a.m. ET), with the Super-G following on Sunday at 11 a.m. CET (5:00 a.m. ET).
Among the available live-streaming platforms, Watch FIS Ski is the official streaming provider for the women’s events, which take place at the iconic Oreiller-Killy (OK) slope.
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While the spotlight now turns to the women’s competition at Val d’Isère, the men have already concluded their World Cup races at the venue held last week.
Switzerland’s Loïc Meillard claimed the giant slalom title. At the same time, Norway’s Timon Haugan delivered a late drama in slalom. Fans were treated to a nail-biting contest as Meillard chased a rare double, only for Haugan to edge him out and win the slalom.
Vonn Opens Up After Surprise Downhill Win at St. Moritz
Coming off an extraordinary weekend that saw her take the downhill leader bib at St. Moritz, Vonn admitted the result wasn’t something she had anticipated. Still, the American ski icon said she is fully embracing the moment.
In an Instagram post, she expressed her thoughts, describing how the work she has put in over the last year is finally translating on race day. She stated, “Leaving St. Moritz with the leader bib in Downhill was not on my bingo card, but I’ll take it! This weekend was amazing in so many ways.”
Despite the success, Vonn made it clear she isn’t settling. Known for her relentless standards, she added that progress doesn’t erase the need for improvement. “There are so many positives to take away from these races but I also always strive to be better. And I can be better,” she further mentioned.
While she reflected on her own performance, Vonn made sure to recognize her U.S. teammates for their strong showings on the World Cup circuit. She also noted that she wasn’t done yet, with her focus already shifting to preparations for the upcoming Val d’Isère World Cup in France.
