Tides tracks have a lifespan--some say "equal to that of the sail." Which means, 5-10-15 years, depending. They're subject to UV degradation, so latitude and environment ( 12 months of exposure>). But replacing the track takes less than an hour.
The damage to your stop shows the force of a falling Tides mainsail
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Personally, I'd probably just keep an eye on the damage, or just drill another hole in the track. Doesn't seem critical unless heading offshore.....
(Oops. Failure to read preceding post; two demerits accepted)