Lindsey Vonn, 41, debuts romance with French skier Matthieu Bailet, 30

Full speed ahead!

Lindsey Vonn hard-launched her relationship with French alpine ski racer Matthieu Bailet.

The four-time Olympic medalist shared several photos of the two via Instagram Wednesday — including one snap of them sharing a steamy kiss.

“About that time for a summer recap… pt 1❤️,” she captioned the upload.

Other pics in the carousel showed Vonn, 41, and Bailet, 30, enjoying a beach vacation.

The bathing suit-clad duo were all smiles as they snuggled up for several photos. Other snaps showed the two going for a swim and lounging by the sea.

“Can’t wait to see the summer recap part 2 😉😘,” Bailet sweetly commented on Vonn’s Instagram post.

Bailet also reshared Vonn’s post to his own Instagram Stories, fittingly adding Olivia Dean’s hit song “So Easy (To Fall in Love)” to the upload.

The pair first sparked romance rumors in May when they were spotted out and about in New York City’s Soho neighborhood.

In snaps obtained by Page Six, the athletes enjoyed lunch before heading underground to catch a subway together, sitting close to each other while waiting for the train.

Days after their cozy outing, the two were papped backstage at the hit musical “The Outsiders” on Broadway in NYC.

Vonn’s new man is from Nice, France and has competed in the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup every year since 2016, when he made his debut at age 19.

He also competed in the Olympics at the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing.

Vonn, meanwhile, has been on the mend since her devastating crash at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy back in January.

The skier turned heads at the Met Gala, ditching her crutches for her first red carpet outing since she was airlifted to a hospital while competing.

Last month, however, Vonn revealed that she still has a long road ahead of her until she’s fully recovered.

“I still have another surgery, so I’m trying to get as strong as possible,” Vonn told TNT Sports at the US Open. “And once I get my ACL, then I’ll have another long road ahead of me. But for now, I feel great, and I’m very thankful for that.”

“I’m hoping that I can have the [ACL] surgery in November, but it’ll be in the winter sometime, and then it’ll be another nine months until I’m fully recovered from that, so I can’t really look beyond that. I don’t really know what the future holds, but like I said, I’m just thankful for where I am right now.”