Evangelos Kyriazakos tightened his grip on the Dakar 2026 windsurfing title, sweeping races seven, eight and nine in Saly to extend his winning streak to four in a row.
The Greek sailor now leads on eight points after nine races, seven clear of Hong Kong's Ng Hoi Tik in second.
Thailand's Ittipol Yomjinda was the day's big mover. A fourth, a second and another fourth lifted him from eighth to third overall. Tunisia's Rayen Briki sits fifth, bouncing back from a black flag disqualification in race eight to finish second in the day's last race.
The women's fleet, meanwhile, is turning into more of a contest.
China's Wu Ziyan, who missed a race on Monday, returned to win race seven and now sits level on 16 points with Spain's Olivia Sanchez. Italy's Laura Grasso Castagnetta still leads overall, three points clear, after winning the final race of the day.
Britain's Ruby Webb has climbed to sixth, despite being called OCS, on course side, in the regatta's opening race.
Greece's Kyriaki Zerva had an eventful day. She started in third, was called OCS, then won the very next race to move up to fourth overall. "I just forgot it," she said. "I want to win all the races and manage to get the medal."
Tunisia's Frida Sethom, who came through World Sailing's African training programme, posted her best results of the week with a 10th and a ninth.
Racing continues on Wednesday 11 November with races 10 to 12, leaving three races on Thursday to decide the medals.
