This 50-foot trimaran was built in 1991 by Bruno Louit to a Jean-Pierre Brouns design and is the only all-wood Multi50. She was christened Gamin.
In 1998 Franck-Yves Escoffier bought her for the filming of the TV movie Chasseurs d'écume, then actually started the Route du Rhum, finishing 13th overall and first in Class 2. After second place in Class 2 in the 2000 Ostar and Québec-Saint-Malo, she was refitted (new carbon mast and boom, longer daggerboard, new sails) and renamed Crêpes Wahou! in June 2002. She then won the Multi50 category of the 2002 Route du Rhum.
In 2005 Escoffier moved to a new trimaran and entrusted the boat to his son Loïc, who was 4th among Multi50s in the 2006 Route du Rhum. She then carried several names (Imagine, Inizime, La Mer révèle nos sens under Philippe Laperche, Abri Service) and was chartered to various skippers.
In 2012 Pierre Antoine bought her; she became Fondation pour l'enfance and then Olmix. Struck by lightning on 4 November 2014 during the Route du Rhum, she was saved and relaunched in 2015 after a long yard period. She was 3rd Multi50 in The Transat 2016 and won the Rhum Multi category of the 2018 Route du Rhum.
