
A proper ski slalom race day designed for the 35-and-over crew. Carve the gates, chase the clock over two timed runs, and settle who is quickest, on our All-weather Proslope. Equal parts serious racing and good-natured rivalry.
What is it?
The Masters Slalom is a ski race day built for the 35-and-over crowd. You take on a proper slalom course set with gates, ski two timed runs, and your best combined time decides where you finish. Racers are split into age categories, so you are always up against your own generation.
It is competitive, but it is also a brilliant, sociable day out. Old racers, club skiers and confident all-mountain types all line up together to find out who still has it.
All entry fees are donated to Wessex Heartbeat
Thirty-Five plus, full send
Whether you raced in your youth or you just love a fast, clean turn, this is your day to pin a bib on, drop into the gates and remind everyone that experience counts.
How the day runs
Sign in, collect your bib. The team will run you through the format on the day.
Sideslip the slalom, learn the gate line and plan your attack before the clock starts counting.
Two timed runs through the gates. Push hard, stay clean, and avoid the costly mistakes that wreck a time.
Best combined time is what counts. Bragging rights and the all-important results sheet await.
More than a race
Electronic timing and a live results sheet, so every hundredth counts and the leaderboard stays honest.
A podium presentation for the quickest in each category. Then the real bragging begins.
Warm up in the Alpine Pub afterwards to compare times and tell tales over a well-earned drink.
Serious about the clock, relaxed about everything else. Newcomers are made very welcome.
The format
Everyone races the same slalom course and skis (or snowboards) two timed runs, with your best combined time deciding your placing. Racers are grouped together, with prizes for overall 1st, 2nd and 3rd places! Exact bands and timings are confirmed on the day.
NEW for 2026 - Snowboard Race Category.
Can I race?
You need to be 35 or over on race day and a confident parallel skier, comfortable linking turns and controlling your speed on the main slope. You do not need any formal race experience, just the nerve to take on the gates.
Check the ski standardSpectating is free. Line the course, cheer the racers through the gates and warm up in the Alpine Pub afterwards for the results and the stories.
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Age 40+No. You just need to be a confident parallel skier who can control their speed and link turns. Plenty of racers are former club skiers, but plenty more are simply keen all-mountain skiers giving the gates a go.
Racers must be 35 or over and are grouped into bands. Exact bands are confirmed on the day and on the booking page.
You ski two timed runs through the slalom and your best combined time decides your placing. Clean, consistent runs usually beat one wild fast run with a mistake.
Your own skis, plus a helmet, which is required. Standard ski gear is fine, you do not need a full race suit. If you need to hire skis or a helmet, let our team know when you book.
Entry prices and the day's timings are on the booking page, where you can secure your place. Spectating is free.
Chase the clock and find out who the quickest really is. Entry and the race date are on the booking page.
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