British skateboarder Sky Brown, who gained a bronze medal on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, has develop into a world champion on the age of 14.
Brown gained gold in park skateboarding on the World Championships in Sharjah within the United Arab Emirates on Sunday with a greatest rating of 90.83 from her three runs.
The teenager was already prime of the standings with a rating of 89.63 from her second run however saved her greatest till final to complete greater than 4 factors forward of Japan’s Kokona Hiraki.
Olympic champion Sakura Yosozumi, additionally from Japan, took bronze.
Britain’s Lola Tambling completed sixth with 81.53 factors.
“Being on the podium with these guys again is so crazy,” Brown advised Sky Sports. “It’s just been really fun. I was trying to enjoy it as much as I could.
“Landing all three of my runs was a tremendous feeling.”
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Brown grew to become Great Britain’s youngest Olympic medal winner of all time when she gained a bronze on the Tokyo 2020 Games on the age of 13.
The skateboarder, who was born in Miyazaki, Japan, to a Japanese mom and British father, competed on the US Open in 2016 on the age of eight, and first elected to compete for Great Britain in 2018.
Skateboarding was one in every of 4 new sports activities added to the Olympics in 2020, with skateboarding occasions held in each “park” and “street” classes of the game.
Source: information.sky.com”