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In both of yesterday's races she significantly outperformed her two nearest rivals, Matthew SCOTT (TRI) and Jianan WU (CHN), and holds far better discard results than the pair meaning victory is well within her grasp tomorrow. If LUTZ can keeps things together she will be the first girl medallist since Lisa WESTERHOF (NED) won gold in 1996.

Yesterday's races were held in a cold northerly of ten to twelve knots with the Race Committee feeling that only two races were appropriate. Finishes of 11 (discarded) and 2 for LUTZ dwarfed the 31,5 recorded by SCOTT and the 82,12 by WU. Philipp AUTENRIETH (GER) was the star of the day with a bullet and a second place moving him from eighth to fourth on the leaderboard and within one point of the podium positions.

Top Ten After Eleven Races

Pos	Nation	Helm	Group	R1	R2	R3	R4	R5	R6	R7	R8	R9	R10	R11	Pts
1	GER	Tina LUTZ	Green	10	2	1	7	2	3	2	(15)	1	(11)	2	30
2	TRI	Matthew SCOTT	Blue	4	12	3	4	3	3	(82)	3	7	(31)	5	44
3	CHN	Jianan WU	Yellow	2	8	2	21	1	1	10	3	(59)	(82)	12	60
4	GER	Philipp AUTENRIETH	White	14	15	3	2	(23)	4	(27)	10	10	1	2	61
5	SWE	Nicklas DACKHAMMER	Blue	3	5	8	17	(46)	2	7	14	(20)	4	1	61
6	ESP	Jorge Martinez DORESTE	Red	(34)	4	2	4	22	1	1	24	16	7	(47)	81
7	GER	Julian AUTENRIETH	Pink	7	9	12	(32)	10	12	2	(31)	15	7	10	84
8	PER	Daniela ZIMMERMANN	White	11	4	8	1	8	(59)	(36)	6	7	10	31	86
9	SLO	Jakob BOZIC	Blue	16	(33)	12	3	13	8	6	15	(45)	3	15	91
10	BER	Sean BOUCHARD	Pink	21	2	26	12	7	5	17	2	4	(34)	(50)	96