Rolex Hotness: Lindsey Vonn–Golden Girl & Greatest American Skier

Rolex Hotness: Lindsey Vonn

Golden Girl & Greatest American Female Skier

2010 Downhill Gold Medal Winner

Lindsey Vonn took first place and won the women's Downhill Olympics Gold Medal in Whistler, British Columbia at the 2010 winter olympics. At age 9, Lindsey Vonn met Olympic downhill silver medalist, Picabo Street in a Minnesota ski shop and at that moment she decided she wanted to be just like her one day, but Vonn achieved even more.

Photo Credit: John Leyba, The Denver Post

Yesterday, Vonn became the first American women to win a gold medal in the Olympic downhill. The fact she won is even more impressive when you realize she was suffering from a very painful recent accident that seriously injured her shin.

Lindsey is pictured above and below sporting her stainless steel Rolex Datejust on a Super Jubilee bracelet.

Lindsey Vonn is pictured below on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Olympics Special Cover.


In the next 3 pictured from Sports Illustrated, we see Lindsey Vonn posing for a bikini photo shoot in Sports Illustrated. Oh Behave!!!!

Rolex Hotness: Picabo Street-1998 Olympic Super G Gold Medal Winner

Rolex Hotness: Picabo Street

1998 Olympic Super G Gold Medal Winner

As I mentioned in the story above, Lindsey Vonn's role-model was American Olympic medal winner, Picabo Street who is featured in the vintage Rolex ad below. Picabo won a gold medal in the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, and a silver medal in the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer. She also won 3 World Championship medals in her amazing career.