Australia SailGP Team collide into the finish line marker in front of the grandstand resulting in damage to their F50 catamaran forcing them to retire from the event on Race Day 2 ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix in Christchurch, March 24, 2024

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Australia SailGP Team collide into the finish line marker in front of the grandstand resulting in damage to their F50 catamaran forcing them to retire from the event on Race Day 2 ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix in Christchurch, March 24, 2024

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Australia SailGP Team collide into the finish line marker in front of the grandstand resulting in damage to their F50 catamaran forcing them to retire from the event on Race Day 2 ITM New Zealand Sail Grand Prix in Christchurch, March 24, 2024 photo copyright Ricardo Pinto/SailGP taken at Naval Point Club Lyttelton and featuring the F50 class

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Naval Point Club Lyttelton

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