Lindsey Vonn's highly anticipated second World Cup race back after nearly six years of retirement has been canceled due to strong winds and poor visibility in St. Moritz.
The 40-year-old Vonn made a remarkable return to the circuit on Saturday, placing 14th in a super-G event, which sparked excitement among her fans and the skiing community.
However, the poor weather conditions in St. Moritz have put a damper on Vonn's momentum, forcing the organizers to cancel the event.
According to reports, the strong winds and low visibility made it impossible for the skiers to navigate the challenging course safely, prompting the decision to cancel the race.
Vonn's return to the World Cup circuit has been a major talking point in the skiing world, with many wondering if she can still compete at the highest level after a long break.
Despite the setback, Vonn remains determined to make a successful comeback, and her fans are eagerly waiting to see her back in action.
The cancellation of the event in St. Moritz is a disappointment for Vonn and her supporters, but it also serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of outdoor sports like skiing, where weather conditions can play a significant role in the outcome of events.
As the World Cup circuit continues, Vonn will be looking to get back on track and make a strong impression in her subsequent races, and her fans will be cheering her on every step of the way.