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The American Lindsey Vonn, who ended her wonderful career with the bronze downhill at the Are World Championships nine days ago, during the evening of the awarding of the Laureus World Sport Awards yesterday in Montecarlo received the special "Spirit of Sport" award and it was undoubtedly the most applauded of the gala. Here is his comment posted on social networks.
Tuesday 19 February 2019 1 minutes reading time
"Friends, I said I would not cry anymore! The standing ovation I received last night for the 'Spirit of Sport' award at the Laureus World Sport Awards brought me to tears - Lindsey writes - I was, as always , inspired by the stories of perseverance and integrity of so many incredible athletes, so proud to have been part of this evening â¤ï¸ðŸ™ðŸ» 'Sport has the power to change the world' Nelson Mandela ".
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