Maarten on Wednesday 24 February 2021 the yachts captain has spoken exclusively to The Daily Herald to set the record straight and describe the moments prior to the yachts sudden control malfunction during the crucial minutes of the line-up procedure to exit Simpson Bay Lagoon.

Motor yacht go crash. The yacht was leaving Simpson Bay Lagoon as the engines of a sudden got stuck in forward. The 77-meter mega yacht GO got out of control and crashed twice into the dock of the St. Captain Simon Johnson on the bridge of the mega-yacht GO.

Byrne on 022521 UPDATE MARCH 3 2021. Maarten Yacht Club doing a great job in destroying the structure. Robert Luckock photo I am proud that we walked away from a crash landing SIMPSON BAY--Captain of the 77-metre-long mega-yacht GO Simon Johnson has sought to dispel rumours answer critics and set the record straight in an exclusive interview with The Daily Herald by describing the moments prior to the yachts.

According to a report by the Daily Mail newspaper in recent days eyewitnesses to the superyacht Go collision say she became entangled with equipment from a sailboat resulting in her rudder locking up and her hitting the dock. The 77 metre superyacht Go has been filmed colliding with the wooden dock of the Sint Maarten yacht club in the Caribbean. Go has a length of 77 meters and a beam of 13 meters.

The yacht is designed by H2 Yacht Design. The video The 77-metre mega yacht Go launched in 2018 crashed against a wooden pier in the Sint Maarten yacht club in the Caribbean. Yacht Crashes into Dock.

Ad Find China Manufacturers Of Motor Yacht. Today we bring you an update. Videos have emerged of the 77m motoryacht Go crashing into a dock in Simpson Bay St Maarten at a slow speed.

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