Charlotte “Charlie” Guest is a distinguished retired Scottish alpine ski racer, renowned for her exceptional skills in slalom and occasional giant slalom competitions. Her career is marked by groundbreaking achievements, including being the first British woman to win an Alpine European Cup race, a milestone that highlights her pioneering spirit and dedication to the sport.

Guest’s journey in skiing began at the tender age of three on the slopes of Cairngorm, where she quickly developed her passion and talent. By the age of 11, she had joined the British Ski Academy in France, setting the stage for her future successes. At just 14, she made history as the first British girl to win an international children’s race, showcasing her potential and determination to excel in alpine skiing.

In 2013, Guest made her World Cup debut in slalom, and despite facing significant challenges, including a severe spinal injury in 2014, she demonstrated remarkable resilience. Her return to competitive skiing was nothing short of inspiring, as she achieved impressive rankings and participated in prestigious events such as the 2018 Winter Olympics and the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.

Throughout her career, Guest has consistently pushed boundaries, achieving Britain’s best female performance in the 2019 World Championships and securing her first World Cup points in December 2019. Her commitment to the sport, combined with her academic pursuits in psychology at The University of Aberdeen, underscores her multifaceted talents and dedication to both her athletic and personal growth.