A crash is defined as either the first or second stage making contact with the tower or the chopstick during a catch attempt and then coming to rest in any other orientation than the two catching support structures (pins or fins) resting on the chopsticks.

I have chosen this somewhat specific definition because I am concerned it may be hard to distinguish between a rough catch and a small crash. Betting in this market should be undertaken with the knowledge that some things that look like crashes might not qualify.

At the time of writing, I am making the assumption that neither stage will have a protocol to abort a catch after initial contact is made. If that assumption is shown to be wrong by credible sources, I will NA this market. However, if the first indication that such an abort mode exists is a real life demonstration of it, this market will resolve to YES.