Lindsey Vonn congratulates Serena and Venus Williams as she turns heads in Yellow high-slit dress at the 2024 ESPY Awards

Lindsey Vonn lauded tennis legends Serena Williams and Venus Williams on hosting the 2024 ESPY Awards. The former Olympic champion also stunned in a yellow high-slit dress that showcased her flawless thighs.

Vonn shared a post a lengthy post on her Instagram handle, lauding the partnership between Serena and Venus. She was proud to have been selected to present an impressive performance to American basketball wunderkind Caitlin Clark who unfortunately missed the event.

The two-time world champion also extended a hand of gratitude to the event organizers who gave a platform to sports people who won various awards.

"Another amazing night celebrating a year of incredible sports achievements. Congratulations @serenawilliams on an amazing job at hosting, with some teamwork from @venuswilliams," Lindsey Vonn penned.

"It was a privilege to present the record-breaking performance to @caitlinclark22 (even though she couldn’t attend). There were also some very emotional awards that were very impactful. Thank you Espys for recognizing these people and their stories," Vonn added.

Meanwhile, the three-time world silver medallist stunned in a bold yellow silk dress that had a daring high slit. The dress was a one-sleeve with a slit on one side as it showcased her tattoo. The dress also had a high neckline.

Lindsey Vonn styled the glamorous outfit with a stunning black clutch and strappy sandals.

After the official event was over, Lindsey Vonn attended Serena Williams’ after-party where she wore a sparkling dress that was shorter and with long sleeves. She remained with the black-heeled sandals and the clutch.

Lindsey Vonn shares recipe for success to upcoming skiers

Lindsey Vonn at the A Year In TIME event

Lindsey Vonn opened up about being accountable to herself, a key thing that contributed to her career success.

The retired alpine skier explained that she learned to be alone and work alone since skiing is an individual sport. Speaking to Sharp Magazine, Vonn noted that she always went into competitions expecting anything to happen.

"Skiing is an individual sport, so when you’re in the starting gate, no one’s helping you. You’re skiing down the mountain by yourself, and you’re 100% responsible for the outcome. I think knowing that win or lose, you hold the power in your own hands, is really empowering," Vonn said.

"You have to be 100% present. You can’t be thinking about anything else, whether it’s personal or professional. You can’t be distracted for one second, otherwise, you could literally die;" she added.

Vonn managed to make a name for herself during her time as a professional athlete. She won an Olympic gold medal at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games in the Downhill category and claimed a bronze medal in the Super-G category. She claimed a bronze medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympic Games.

She also has eight World Championships medals. She won two gold medals at the 2009 Val-d'Isère global bonanza. Vonn claimed three silver medals and three bronze medals too.