This Class40 (hull no. 147), drawn by skipper Halvard Mabire together with architect Bernard Nivelt, was launched in June 2016 in the colours of Campagne de France. In its first season it won Cowes-Dinard and the RORC Transatlantic Race.
In early 2017 it went to a yard in Caen for a refit. Halvard Mabire and Miranda Merron sailed it in the 2017 Transat Jacques-Vabre, but a port rudder failure shortly after the start left it unable to steer. The boat's rudders were then optimised at Barneville-Carteret ahead of the Route du Rhum, which Miranda Merron finished 13th in Pointe-à-Pitre in 2018.
In 2020 it became Everial under Stan Thuret. In 2021 it started the Transat Jacques-Vabre with Mathieu Crépel, carrying a sail made 40% of flax, and finished 26th in Fort-de-France after a little over 23 days at sea.
It raced in 2023 as Label Emmaüs with Jérôme Lesieur (33rd in the Transat Jacques-Vabre with Damien Jenner) and, since 2024, as Belco CEC with Louis Mayaud, notably finishing 24th in the 2025 Transat Café L'Or with Alexandre Bellangé.