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Lindsey Vonn takes center stage at prestigious New York City event as she continues recovery from Olympic nightmare

LINDSEY Vonn has given a speech at Zeta Live 2026.

The Team USA icon, 41, headed to New York City to attend the event at Lincoln Center.

2026 ZETA Live, New York, USA - 08 Oct 2026
Lindsey Vonn gave a talk at Zeta Live
Lindsey Vonn Attends The Zeta Live Conference In New York City - 08 Oct 2026
Vonn, 41, attended the event in New York City

Former Olympic gold medallist Vonn addressed the audience alongside Zeta CEO David A. Steinberg.

She later posted several pictures from the event, including a selfie with Kevin Hart.

Vonn captioned her post, “Was a short but successful trip to NYC.

“Hanging with the @zetaglobal crew was a blast and really enjoyed my talk on stage with @david_a_steinberg at Zeta Live.

“Talked about resilience, reinvention and life lessons… and had some good humor along the way. Thank you for having me!”

Steinberg commented on the post, “You were epic. Thank you so much for joining us.”

Vonn has spent much of 2026 rehabbing her injuries from Milano Cortina.

The skiing icon, who came out of retirement in 2024 following six years out, competed at the Winter Olympics despite having town her ACL just days earlier.

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Lindsey Vonn poses for a selfie with Kevin Hart
2026 Zeta Live
Vonn appeared on stage with Zeta founder David A. Steinberg

Vonn subsequently fell and had to be airlifted to hospital after suffering a broken ankle and a complex leg break.

In July she revealed that she had undergone SIX surgeries since the accident.

Last week it was confirmed that Vonn had been named on the US Alpine Ski Team’s 49-athlete roster for 2026-27.

And Vonn is hoping to finally undergo surgery on her ACL in November.

She told TNT Sports in August, “I have a long road.

“I’m hoping that I can have the next surgery in November, but it’ll be in the winter sometime, and then it’ll be another nine months until I’m fully recovered from that, so I can’t really look beyond that.

“I don’t really know what the future holds, but, like I said, I’m just thankful for where I am right now.”

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