China's Yunxiu Lu leads the women's RS:X going into the medal race ©Getty Images

Fleet racing concluded in five classes at the Tokyo 2020 sailing test event today to set-up intriguing medal races at Enoshima Yacht Harbor.

The men's and women's RS:X, the 49er, the 49erFX and the Nacra 17 will all be decided tomorrow when action resumes on the Olympic course.

Yunxiu Lu of China has a seven point lead over Israel's Katy Spychakov in the women's RS:X with reigning Olympic champion Charline Picon of France a further three points back.

China also lead the men's RS:X with Mengfan Gao 16 points in front of Frenchman Thomas Goyard and looking well-placed for victory.

In the 49er, New Zealand's reigning Olympic champions Peter Burling and Blair Tuke are 13 points in front at the top ahead of Lukasz Przybytek and Pawel Kolodzinski of Poland.

Britain's Charlotte Dobson and Saskia Tidey enjoy the advantage in the 49erFX with a one point lead over Brazil's Rio 2016 winners Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze.

In the Nacra 17 just 10 points separate first from fifth with Ruggero Tita and Caterina Banti of Italy the leaders.

They have a two point gap over John Gimson and Anna Burney of Britain in the mixed-gender class.

Zsombor Berecz of Hungary has a useful lead in the finn class ©Getty Images
Zsombor Berecz of Hungary has a useful lead in the finn class ©Getty Images

Fleet racing will continue tomorrow in the men's and women's 470, laser, laser radial and finn classes.

Zsombor Berecz of Hungary now leads current Olympic gold medallist Giles Scott of Britain by 16 points in the finn, with Australian duo Mat Belcher and Will Ryan topping the men's 470 charts with a gap of eight points over Anton Dahlberg and Fredrik Bergström of Sweden.

Camille Lecointre and Aloise Retornaz took over on top in the women's 470 after Japan's Ai Kondo Yoshida and Miho Yoshioka suffered a disqualification on home water and slipped to third.

The French sailors lead Britain's Olympic champion Hannah Mills and new partner Eilidh McIntyre by six points.

Sweden's Jesper Stalheim leads the men's laser by seven points over New Zealand's Sam Meech, with Belgium's Emma Plasschaert the laser radial leader by 13 points in front of Sarah Douglas from Canada.

Action at the test event, being held under the Ready Steady Tokyo banner, will run until Thursday (August 22).

Thirteen sets of medallists at the Rio 2016 test event went on to claim glory at the Olympics, while 18 podium positions were replicated from the 2011 test event at London 2012.