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Sky Brown, 13, made history when she became Team GB's youngest Olympic medallist but the talented youngster already has her sights set on the Olympic games in Paris 2024.

SUPER Sky Brown became Team GB’s youngest Olympic medallist – but plans to go one better at the next Games. But the 13-year-old – winner of a brilliant bronze in Tokyo – plans to …

Skateboarder could become GB’s youngest summer Olympian. She talks falling, food and hopes for the future

Sky Brown has been breaking records and pushing the limits of skateboarding since she was three years old. Meet the British-Japanese phenom skateboarder.

IAN HERBERT AT THE ARIAKE URBAN SPORTS PARK: When Sky Brown looked across to her father for help in the interview area, you suddenly remembered this was a child, barely 13 years old.

Team GB have some seriously impressive athletes to look out for, including Dina Asher-Smith, Freya Anderson, Ellie Simmonds, and Sky Brown.

"The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will." ~ Chuck Palahniuk

The Tokyo Olympic bronze in women's skateboarding park went to Great Britain's Sky Brown, who turned 13 on July 8

We talked to Sky Brown, the the pint-sized skating superstar about the Olympics, travel, family, being a role model for kids and dreaming big.

Skateboarder Sky Brown, 12, joins Hoda and Jenna to talk about heading to the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. She shares her love of skateboarding and her hope that she will inspire girls around the world to know that they can do anything.