This Mach 40 series Class40, a Samuel Manuard design built by JPS Production in La Trinité-sur-Mer, was launched in March 2013 in GDF Suez colours for Sébastien Rogues. In its first season it won a string of races (Grand Prix Guyader, Armen Race, Record SNSM, Les Sables-Horta-Les Sables, Rolex Fastnet Race) and took the 2013 Transat Jacques Vabre into Itajaí with Rogues and Fabien Delahaye. After a six-week yard period in early 2014 to ease solo sailing, Rogues retired from the 2014 Route du Rhum with technical problems.
In 2015 the boat became Zetra for Eduardo Penido, finishing sixth in the Transat Jacques Vabre. In 2016 Phil Sharp took over under the colours of Imerys: third in the Transat anglaise, then the Cowes–Dinard crossing record late in the year. In 2017 he won the Normandy Channel Race, the Grand Prix Guyader and the Class40 championship, and placed third in the Transat Jacques Vabre with Pablo Santurde.
In 2018, as Imerys Clean Energy, Sharp again won the Normandy Channel Race and the Class40 championship, set the crewed Round Britain and Ireland record (under 40 ft) and finished third in the Class40 Route du Rhum.
In 2021 former Croatian alpine skier Ivica Kostelić bought the boat with the Route du Rhum in mind. It raced under several names (including Croatia Full of Life, then Croatia) before taking the name ACI in 2022.