Dinghy in Paris Olympics

Reigning Olympic champion Matt Wearn continues to lead the Men's Dinghy leaderboard at the Paris Olympics, maintaining a 14-point advantage after posting two tenth-place finishes amidst challenging Mistral breezes. His closest competitor, Cypriot sailor Pavlos Kontides, improved his standing with a seventh-place finish, but still trails significantly behind Wearn. Meanwhile, Indian sailors Nethra Kumanan and Vishnu Saravanan struggled in their respective events, currently ranking 24th and 23rd, respectively, with limited opportunities to break into the top ten. In the Women's Dinghy, Marit Bouwmeester of the Netherlands remains in control, although she faced her weakest performance yet with an 11th place finish. The next races will be crucial for all competitors as they aim to secure spots in the upcoming Medal Races set for August 6. The recently introduced Kite Foiling class has also attracted attention, with competitors like Breiana Whitehead showing promise in the early stages of the regatta.