Lindsey Vonn had to be carried from the women's super-G on a rescue sled after crashing out in El Tarter, Andorra on Saturday.
Vonn, the leader in the overall and super-G standings, slid off the course midway through her run, and came to a stop without making contact with any perimeter barriers.
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Vonn remained still before being attended to by course staff, who then carried the American down to the finish on a sled.
The extent of any injury sustained remains unknown, with fans expressing their sympathy on Twitter for Vonn, who was forced to miss the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 with a knee injury.
Lindsey Vonn slides out in Andorra super-G. Fall wasn't hard, but officials been working on her for a few minutes. pic.twitter.com/5iPa922iib
— Nick Zaccardi (@nzaccardi) February 27, 2016
After 10 minutes, they're carrying her down the mountain. pic.twitter.com/FjTwV6Pwfv
— Nick Zaccardi (@nzaccardi) February 27, 2016