Emma Wilson followed up her impressive opening day on the water with another dominant display in the South of France.
While yesterday she had to deal with light winds, today she proved more than capable of adapting to the windier conditions as she picked up three valuable wins.
Reigning iQFOiL world champion Sharon Kantor also managed the unpredictable conditions well, moving Israel up to second overall with two race wins.
Italy's Marta Maggetti held onto her place in the top three with a late surge in the Course races.
Kantor said: "I felt good. It was better than yesterday, I was just trying to find my level and continue.
"The wind was really not stable, it was gusty and in the beginning we did two Slalom races and it was pretty difficult to be good in the downwind.
"But then we went back to the shore, we did three Course races. The first one was stable but the two others were gusty. Today was hard to find the focus, but if you found it you were in the front and I managed to do that."
Maggetti said: "It was hard today. I managed to finish three races in the top five so I'm happy.
"It was a tricky day. I had just one bad race. I'm a bit tired mentally.
"I had to think a lot about the gusty wind which was really difficult. Tomorrow I think there will be a bit more wind."
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