Career
Achievements & milestones
Two decades at the top of competitive kiteboarding, from a first world title at 15 to redefining Big Air a decade later.
Two decades at the top of competitive kiteboarding, from a first world title at 15 to redefining Big Air a decade later.
Every major milestone, from turning pro to shaping the next generation of gear.
Begins riding at Gwithian, Cornwall, alongside his dad.
Wins his first national title as a junior rider.
Signs his first sponsor deal, kicking off a long-running kite development partnership.
Steps up to take the senior UK title.
Debuts on the world tour and lands his first podium — 3rd place at the final stop of the season.
Wins his first world title at age 15 and goes on to become the only rider to win five in a row.
Stars in two seasons of Red Bull TV's "On The Loose," plus a run of personal YouTube video series and Andy Gordon video projects — Invent, Revolve, Calibrate, and Aspire.
Sidelined for the season recovering from ACL reconstruction.
Returns to competition and reaches the podium at his first event back.
Advances deep into the knockout stages in his first appearance at the Cape Town Big Air event.
Takes the win in Germany — his first individual event victory in five years.
Begins working with the brand as a rider and equipment tester.
Wins another World Tour event and takes his first Red Bull King of the Air title in Cape Town.
Defends his title, going back-to-back in Cape Town.
Reaches the semi-finals but falls just short of the final heat during his title defense.
Lands the trick for the first time at Red Bull King of the Air, Cape Town, and reaches the semi-finals.
Releases a feature-length documentary marking 20 years in the sport.
Maintains his streak of reaching the deep stages of the event, showcasing high-technicality board-offs.
Climbs back onto the podium, finishing 3rd behind event winner Jesse Richman.
Battles through extreme wind conditions to advance into the semi-final rounds.
Puts on a masterclass of experience and technical execution to reach the penultimate round.
Reaches the quarter-finals, fighting through Round 2 to face defending champion Lorenzo Casati.
Team rider and product designer, co-creating the Harlem Thrive, Hadlow Pro, and Launch board alongside Ralf Groesel.