Tara Lipinski at 1997 world championship

On March 22, 1997,

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Representing the
US, Lipinski was just
14 years and 286 days
old at the time.

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America’s Michelle Kwan
won silver and France’s Vanessa Gusmeroli took bronze.

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She also became
the youngest champion in Olympic history in 1998,

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Now 39 years old,
Lipinski continues to hold the world’s youngest title.

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After trying her
hand in films and TV, Lipinski now works as a broadcaster.

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On March 22, 1997,

Lipinski won the 1997
World Figure Skating
Championships in Lausanne.

Representing the
US, Lipinski was just
14 years and 286 days
old at the time.

America’s Michelle Kwan
won silver and France’s Vanessa Gusmeroli took bronze.

At the 1997 championships,

She also became
the youngest champion in Olympic history in 1998,

at the age of 15 years and 255 days.

Now 39 years old,
Lipinski continues to hold the world’s youngest title.

After trying her
hand in films and TV, Lipinski now works as a broadcaster.

On March 22, 1997,

Lipinski won the 1997World Figure SkatingChampionships in Lausanne.

Representing theUS, Lipinski was just14 years and 286 daysold at the time.

America’s Michelle Kwanwon silver and France’s Vanessa Gusmeroli took bronze.

At the 1997 championships,

She also becamethe youngest champion in Olympic history in 1998,

at the age of 15 years and 255 days.

Now 39 years old,Lipinski continues to hold the world’s youngest title.

After trying herhand in films and TV, Lipinski now works as a broadcaster.

Lipinski won the 1997
World Figure Skating
Championships in Lausanne.

Representing the
US, Lipinski was just
14 years and 286 days
old at the time.

America’s Michelle Kwan
won silver and France’s Vanessa Gusmeroli took bronze.

She also became
the youngest champion in Olympic history in 1998,

Now 39 years old,
Lipinski continues to hold the world’s youngest title.

After trying her
hand in films and TV, Lipinski now works as a broadcaster.