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Crashes get a lot of attention. People love to watch things go wrong.
In sports, media often shows dramatic videos to get more views. This is especially true in sailing now.
Recently, we saw big crashes in The Ocean Race and SailGP. These incidents draw viewers, but they also raise safety concerns.
SailGP tries to attract fans by being exciting. However, with speed, safety can be at risk. It’s important not to lose focus on safety in the race for views.
Many sailors still love the sport. They enjoy friendly competitions and share their skills with others.
Fans can follow sailing easily through websites and videos. We thank everyone for their support in enjoying this amazing sport.
Mark Jardine
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Crashes/kræʃɪz/noun
Sudden collisions or accidents especially involving vehicles or vessels.
Dramatic/drəˈmætɪk/adjective
Exciting and impressive in a way that attracts attention.
Incidents/ˈɪnsɪdənts/noun
Events or occurrences especially ones that are unusual or noteworthy.
Attract/əˈtrækt/verb
To draw attention or interest toward something.
Competitions/ˌkɒmpəˈtɪʃənz/noun
Events in which individuals or teams compete against each other.
Focus/ˈfoʊkəs/noun
The center of interest or activity; concentration on a specific point.
