Lindsey Vonn flaunts her incredibly fit body and reveals her tan lines in a white one-piece bathing suit

Lindsey Vonn, the celebrated Olympic gold medalist, may have retired from competitive skiing, but her fitness and zest for life are still very much on display. The 40-year-old athlete recently enjoyed a leisurely day at Miami Beach in the company of friends and her boyfriend, P.K. Subban, a

defenceman for the Nashville Predators hockey team. What caught the eye of onlookers was Vonn’s stunning physique, showcased in a white one-piece bathing suit that featured bold cut-outs under her arms, accentuating her long, well-muscled legs.

The sun-kissed Vonn displayed a healthy glow, with her swimsuit revealing faint tan lines from her past bikini adventures. Completing her beach look, she donned a gold necklace, a sleek silvery watch, and blue-tinted reflective aviator sunglasses. P.K. Subban, her boyfriend, sported a casual ensemble with a white v-neck shirt and vibrant red shorts.

The couple, who made their public debut at the CMT Awards in June the previous year, seemed to be thoroughly enjoying their time together.

Vonn’s retirement in February marked the end of a storied skiing career that had its share of highs and lows. She had originally aimed to continue skiing until December, but persistent knee pain from years of injuries forced her to conclude her season early. P.K. Subban, a thoughtful partner, commemorated her retirement with a heartwarming gesture, decorating their home with balloons and a cake shaped like a goat, symbolizing her status as the Greatest Of All Time in skiing.

While Lindsey Vonn’s romantic life has been in the spotlight over the years, it’s her enduring dedication to her sport that remains a defining aspect of her legacy. By her final competitive year, she had to severely limit her skiing to just three runs a day, a far cry from the routine of other professional skiers. Her right knee bore the constant pain of multiple injuries, including torn ACLs, broken bones in her knee and ankle, and even a concussion, making her retirement a necessary but poignant chapter in her remarkable career.