Sailor Eve McMahon up to up to 14th overall in her impressive first appearance at the Olympics
As the Paris 2024 Olympic Sailing regatta in Marseille enters its second week, two events with Irish interest will reach their concluding stages on Monday at the Roucas Blanc Marina.
Although Sunday started off quite light with the added factor of a gentle but significant ebb tide, the men’s event took more than two hours to begin its first race. That saw Lynch finish 13th and just three places off Australian world champion Matt Wearn who had been enjoying a runaway lead of the series.Paris 2024: Novak Djokovic finally gets his hands on Olympic gold
He’ll need at least another solid day like Sunday to hold his top 10 fleet finishing position to compete in Tuesday’s medal race final. But the Howth sailor is massively ambitious and points to the amount of time spent with senior athletes already.
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