Ski Club Of Great Britain Announces Laurie Taylor Sponsorship Deal
The Ski Club of Great Britain is sponsoring World Cup Alpine slalom skier, Laurie Taylor, during the 2025-26 winter season.
Taylor (age 29) is currently ranked number 34 in the world slalom rankings and has a top 10 result in World Cup as well as 17 FIS career race wins, 33 FIS podiums and 66 World Cup starts.
He’ll be competing for Great Britain in the FIS Alpine World Cup slalom races, starting in Levi (Finland) on November 15, as well as the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games (February 6-22), with the men’s slalom race held on February 18 in Bormio.
Pete Davies, marketing manager for the Ski Club, said: “We’re proud to support Laurie Taylor in this important Olympic year. The Ski Club has a long tradition of backing British ski racing, and we’re thrilled to partner with Laurie for the season ahead. As a world-class slalom skier and a leading voice on the circuit through his Instagram and YouTube channels, Laurie brings both elite performance and exceptional content. Collaborating with him gives us a fantastic opportunity to showcase the Ski Club to his highly engaged audience.”
The Ski Club will be contributing £2,000 towards Laurie’s season.
Laurie Taylor said: “I’m excited to partner with the Ski Club. It’s great to have their backing as I take on the highest level of the sport. The Ski Club has a great history, and I’m glad I can spread the benefits of being part of the Ski Club community to my audience.”
Full listing of the 2025-26 FIS Alpine World Cup men’s slalom races:
- Levi, Finland: November 16
- Gurgl, Austria: November 22
- Val d’Isere, France: December 14
- Alta Badia, Italy: December 22
- Madonna di Campiglio, Italy: January 7
- Adelboden, Switzerland: January 11
- Wengen, Switzerland: January 18
- Kitzbuhel, Austria: January 25
- Schladming, Austria: January 28
- Bormio, Italy (Olympics): February 18
- Kranjska Gora, Slovenia: March 8
- Hafjell, Norway: March 25
The Ski Club of Great Britain is a membership organisation that operates on a not for profit basis. It was founded in 1903 at the Café Royal in central London. Ski Club current membership now exceeds 17,000.
