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Lindsey Vonn spoke about the help partner Tiger Woods offered during her injury recovery on Friday in Vail, Colorado and discussed their competitive streak.

The race is on between Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods to see who can set a record first, even if the power couple try not to discuss the topic together.

Vonn was asked Friday at a news conference to promote the upcoming World Cup race season if the couple ever discussed going for records in their respective sports and she simply said: "Not really. One of those unspoken things."

The Olympic downhill champion needs three wins to match Austrian great Annemarie Moser-Proell's record of 62 World Cup race victories.

Vonn could possibly break the record this season as she returns after tearing her ACL in a crash last winter.

Woods remains four victories away from tying Jack Nicklaus' mark of 18 major titles.

The couple announced in March they were dating.

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"He helped me through it and was very supportive, someone that I could always lean on and that helped me significantly in my return to the snow.''

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"I don't know, I mean we're both chasing something. I'm not sure you know, for me it's not, I'm not really focused on that right now. I honestly can't speak for him, you know what his focus is, but it's kind of cool. It would great if we would both break the record, that would be pretty significant. Not really, it's one of those unspoken things.''

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"I foresee myself competing for a long time. I think this injury has only motivated me to continue racing longer and I feel like there's a lot more that I have to accomplish.''

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