Women's RS:X
China's Jiahui Wu and Poland's Maja Dziarnowska are tied atop of the 59-boat Women's RS:X fleet on 15 points apiece.
Very little has separated the Chinese and Polish sailors as they've finished ahead of each other on three occasions.
Wu took the first bullet of the day finishing 11 seconds of Dziarnowska whilst the second race victory was convincingly won by Moana Delle (GER) who is fourth overall.
Zofia Klepacka (POL) won the final race of the day and is fifth.
A 6-2-3 score line was enough for Flavia Tartaglini (ITA) to sit in third overall, two points off the leaders.
Women's RS:X Results
Nacra 17
World #1 racers Ben Saxton and Hannah Diamond (GBR) moved into the lead in the Nacra 17 with a dominant display of racing.
The Britons took two race victories and a fifth to push overnight leaders Billy Besson and Marie Riou (FRA) into second overall.
Besson and Riou recorded two keepers in a first and a fifth but discard a 19th in the opening race of the day. With those around them counting all of their results in the top ten the ISAF Sailing World Cup Mallorca gold medallists will have to tread carefully.
Darren Bundock and Nina Curtis (AUS) are one of those teams with their series featuring only results in the top four. They are a point behind the French team in third overall.
Nacra 17 Results
2.4mR
Overnight leaders Damien Seguin (FRA) and Heiko Kroger (GER) shared a race win apiece for the second consecutive day however it is the former that has the advantage.
Seguin finished second to Kroger in the opening bout but in the second race of the day the German finished down in fourth which he discards. By nature of a better series in the four races thus far the French sailor, who has won in Hyères on five previous occasions, leads overall.
Megan Pascoe (GBR) trails the French and German sailors by four points heading into the third day of the regatta.
2.4mR Results
Sonar
Great Britain's John Robertson, Hannah Stodel and Steve Thomas and France's Bruno Jourdren, Nicolas Vimont Vicary and Eric Flageul took a race win and a second apiece and are tied for top spot on five points.
The French team took the opening encounter whilst the Brits finished four seconds ahead of the French team in the second race of the day.
Australia's Colin Harrison, Jon Harris and Russell Boaden are third overall.
Sonar Results
Racing resumes on Wednesday 23 April at 11:00 local time as gold fleet racing commences in the French sailing hotspot.
