Age is nothing but a number for Britain's 50-year-old skater Andy Macdonald, who will compete in his first Olympics at Paris' Place de la Concorde after nearly four decades in the sport.

Andy Macdonald, the 51-year-old Olympic skateboarder from Encinitas, ready for another ride His event, which starts Wednesday, has seven teenagers. The other four competitors in his first-round ...

Andy Macdonald was born in the United States but will compete for Britain by virtue of having a British father. ... An 11-year-old, Zheng Haohao of China, will compete in Paris this summer. So ...

I don’t even have a British passport,’” MacDonald says. His father was born in Luton outside London but moved to the United States with his family during World War II at age 5.

Andy Macdonald, 51-year-old Olympic skateboarder, doesn’t take gold but wins over Paris crowd. ... Macdonald, who qualified for British citizenship through his father, ...

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A 51-year-old American skateboarder became the oldest ever to compete in the Olympic Games — and broke that record Wednesday while representing the British team.. Massachusetts native Andy ...

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Is Andy Macdonald British? The 51-year-old is actually from the Greater Boston area of Melrose, Massachusetts in the United States. He has previously represented America from 1994 until 2024 in ...

Andy Macdonald, competing for Great Britain, is old enough to be his teammates' father. He didn’t qualify to compete for a medal, but really, he was just grateful to be in Paris.

Jake MacDonald of Penticton, B.C., hadn't thought much of it, but when his grandmother noticed a mole on his left leg, she suggested he get it checked. "One of my moles was just a little bit weird ...

So Macdonald looked into getting a British passport. Then he looked into Paris 2024. Last July, shortly before his 51st birthday, Macdonald made it through the Olympic Qualifier Series in Budapest.