A racing Yatch of the finest pedigree. Originally commissioned under the name of Chrismur II she was designed as a 37′ LWL racing yatch under the Rorc rating. Her original purpose was to represent France in the 1969 admiral cup.

During his time at S&S, German Frers himself drafted most of the lines and with such an illustrious heritage, this design sits at a crossroad between classic yachting and modern racing. The skeg rudder was a relatively new feature at the time, the deep V shape of the hull still gives her the beautiful sea keeping ability of a bygone era.

She has competed in quite a few fastnet races when she was used as a training vessel under her third owner. Who renamed her St. Christopher.

She recently underwent an extensive refit at chantier naval du Cap Fagnet.