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Skateboarder Chloe Covell was just 12 years-old when she became a world champion this month.

The World Skateboarding Championships took place in United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Chloe won silver, just a week before turning 13.

Australian Chloe is a rising star after a record-breaking year and, with this latest silver medal, she is hoping make it on the Olympic team for Paris 2024.

Find out more about the skateboarding star below.

Chloe is from the New South Wales, Australia, and won her silver World Championship medal this February in UAE.

This is her third major medal - after she won silver and bronze at last year's X-Games. She is the youngest athlete ever to win two X-Games medals before the age of 13.

Chloe started skateboarding when she was six years old. "I started competing at like maybe eight years old, eight or nine. At first, like my very first contest I was so scared," she said.

"But it's getting easier now since I know a lot more people. They're all so funny, really nice and shred skaters. They definitely push me to get better."

When Chloe isn't skating, she loves football and is brilliant at it too, "I'm in the under 13 National Premier League team."

This silver medal for the world championships has helped Chloe gain important points to help her qualify for next year's Paris Olympics.

If she makes it through, she will be Australia's youngest Olympian - where she could meet Great Britain's youngest Olympic medallist Sky Brown.