On September 26, 2013, at approximately 6:55 PM two deck hands were in the cockpit of the vessel named +Lejos, a 120 foot vessel, which was docked at the Miami Beach Marina. Both of them said they  noticed the Bimini Superfast, a 600 foot vessel, traveling west in Government Cut and claimed it was traveling faster than normal.  They noticed a vessel  docked in the marina moving and rising upward from the wake that they believe  was created by the passing of the Bimini Superfast. At about the same time, +Lejos struck the mid-ship dock piling which caused damage to the starboard side.

As +Lejos  rose with the passing wake, the fender system shifted forward and out of place, off of the piling, allowing the starboard side of the vessel to come into contact with the piling. There were no other reports of vessels being damaged at that marina that evening. 

The pilot of the Bimini Superfast indicated he came into port slower than normal (11.7 mph) due to a vessel in his way. 

Damage resulted from poorly secured fenders and dock lines.
MIAMI BEACH