At the Paris 2024 Olympics, Andy Macdonald, at 51, is set to become the oldest Olympic skateboarder and the first male competitor from Britain in the sport, joining 16-year-olds Sky Brown and Lola Tambling on Team GB. Macdonald, a nine-time world champion, views his participation as an opportunity to inspire others regarding age and fitness. Meanwhile, Australian Arisa Trew has made history by becoming the youngest Olympic gold medallist in skateboarding at 14, while China’s Zheng Haohao, aged 11, has set a record as the youngest Olympian ever for her country. Although Tambling did not advance past the preliminary round, she expressed joy at her Olympic debut experience. The skateboard competitions have showcased the new generation of talent alongside seasoned competitors, highlighting the sport's evolution and inclusivity.