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PARIS — Andy Macdonald was among the lower-ranked finishers in the men's park skateboarding competition at the Paris Olympics. Doesn't matter to the 51-year-old Macdonald. He still considers himself a winner. "People are like: 'Are you going for the gold?' And I'm like: 'If they're giving away gold medals for whoever has the most fun, I got it wrapped up.'" Macdonald made history as the oldest skateboarder to compete in the Olympics. He's a nine-time world champion who turned pro in 1994, and he's representing Britain at the Paris Games. Macdonald and 49-year-old South African Dallas Oberholzer are older guys in a men's competition where the youngest entrant is 16.
