“Sula” (Gaelic for Cormorant) is an Achilles 8.40 owned by CBSC members Andy Turner and Sid Barnett. Sula races regularly in the Monday night points series. Sula's current CYCA Handicap is 20.75

The photo shows Sula rounding a mark during the Centennary Race in 2006.

Photo by Ronnie McFadgen of Inverclyde Camera Club

“Eauvation 4” is a Beneteau First 33.7 owned by CBSC members Andrew and Irene Campbell.

Prefix

“Prefix” is an Intro 22 with a CYCA handicap of 20.75 Prefix is owned by Duncan Andrews and he has owned the boat for 25 years now.

rarely makes it out the Clyde now but in the past has been to Isle of Man, Ireland and Skye. Covered more that 22 thousand miles, boat holding up better than owner.

Prefix rounding a mark,closely followed by Ravel's Bolero and Sula. This photo was also taken during the CBSC Centennary Regatta in 2006. The photo of Sula above was taken a few seconds after this one. Photo by Ronnie McFadgen of Inverclyde Camera Club.

Ravels Bolero

Perfect Alibi

“Perfect Alibi” is a Moody 31 owned for the past few years by Duncan and Alison Chalmers used primarily for cruising on the Clyde and west coast.

Restless

“Ravels Bolero” is owned by Duncan Chalmers. The Bolero 1/4 ton class yacht ,built as were many by the now defunct Arden Yachts on the Gareloch to a design by David Thomas,the Bolero class has been raced very successfully for over 30 years and have stood the test of time. Many are being re-worked on the south coast and are a major part of the current 1/4 ton revival ,originally owned by Nick Stratton Yachts the boat was sailed extensively as a demonstrator on the Solent ,after 2 years of successfull racing the boat was sold back onto the Clyde.

“Restless” owned by Jim McMillan and Robert Stewart is a Sigma41. 11.5 handicap, built in 1984 and raced successfully on the Clyde under different names and owners she is now leading the quiet life as a fast and able cruiser.