Slovenia's Vodisek enjoyed a brilliant day on the Sardinian waters, winning two races, finishing second in another and discarding the other result.

That left Vodisek with a net total of 14 points - 12 clear of second-place Maximilian Maeder from Singapore.

Vodisek advances to tomorrow's first-to-three medal fleet with two race wins, while Maeder is through with one.

The rest of the top 10 - including defending champion Theo de Ramecourt and French team-mates Axel Mazella and Benoit Gomez - must first come through the semi-finals to have a shot at the world title.

American Moroz was not as convincing as yesterday in the women's racing, but still posted four top-six finishes to maintain her lead.

Moroz finished sixth, fourth, third and second today, with the first of those results discarded.

Moroz has a net total of 16 points, with France's Lauriane Nolot two back.

Ellie Aldridge from Britain was the day's standout kitesurfer - going first, second, fourth - first, but still had double Nolot's net total.

World champions are due to be crowned tomorrow.

Formula kite is due to make its Olympic debut at Paris 2024.