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Ways to view Lindsey Vonn’s inaugural event at the 2026 Olympics without cost

February 7, 2026

In less than two weeks after injuring her ACL, Lindsey Vonn is set to participate in her first event at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

The women’s downhill skiing event is scheduled for today, February 8th, where Vonn will take part in the final after completing two practice runs over the last couple of days. This will mark her final downhill race at the Olympics, and she is expected to finish in 13th place.

Vonn, who is 41, injured her ACL on January 30 while competing in her last downhill race before the Olympics. She later revealed that her ACL was “completely gone.” However, she managed to qualify for today’s final by completing at least one practice run while wearing a knee brace.

Vonn will also take part in the super-G event on February 12, which will serve as the conclusion of her Olympic career.

Olympic Women’s Downhill Schedule

February 8th is the last day of the women’s downhill competition, with medals being awarded once it concludes.

Olympic Women’s Downhill Timing

The women’s downhill event commences on February 8 at 5:30 a.m. ET.

How to Watch Lindsey Vonn’s Women’s Downhill for Free

If you lack cable access, consider utilizing a live TV streaming service to watch the Winter Olympics women’s downhill event for free.

DIRECTV is a popular choice for watching live TV without charge. They offer a 5-day free trial and various plans starting at $69.99 per month, which includes the USA Network along with other necessary channels for the Olympics.

With a subscription, you can catch every moment of the Olympics. Peacock, starting at $10.99 per month, allows you to watch the full replay if you miss the live event.