Paris Olympics 2024: Recap day six of Games as Aussies strike gold again in the pool

Australian Ruby Pass registered a score of 13.633 on the vault but has a nevous wait to see where she lands.

She wil not win a medal with a total score of 53.798 but a top 10 finish is still on the cards.

Tyler Wright is in action in her second heat against Israel’s Anat Lelior.

It hasn’t seen massive waves so far but the Aussie is up early with scores of 5.83 and 2.67 for an 8.50 total.

Lelior is on 7.74 with five minutes to go with both women searching for a meaty score.

The greatest NBA shooter of all time Steph Curry has been spotted in the crowd at the all-round gymnastics final in support for his fellow contrywoman Simone Biles, who has one hand on yet another gold medal.

Aussie Ruby Pass is locked in the middle of the pack of the all-round artistic gymnastics final after a consitnet run of scores.

Her last event will be the vault, let’s hope for a top 10 finish!

Superstar Simone Biles is in the box seat to claim more gold with one last rotation in the all-round artistic gymnastics final.

Brazilian Rebeca Andrade has been with Biles every step of the way, but the American gymnastics guru overtook Andrade after posting a strong balance beam score of 15.566.

Andrade pulled off a double pike to finish her brilliant balance beam routine for a whopping 14.133 but it was not enough to stop Biles from taking the lead.

Aussie gymnast Ruby Pass has been consistent through her first three apparatuses, adding a 12.966 for her floor routine to go with a 13.733 (uneven bars) and 13.466 (balance beam) to sit eighth halfway through the third rotation.

Simone Biles recovered from a shaky uneven bars routine to put together a brilliant performance on the balance beam.

Apart from a couple little wobbles, Biles held her nerve before nailing a full twisting double back round-off to finish, earning her a score of 14.566.

It’s been a tough day for prospective sailors with most events cancelled due to dangerous winds after the opening days were also delayed.

But in between Grae Morris put together a barnstorming run after a slow start in the men’s windsurfing.

He finishes as the top-ranked competitor meaning he’s straight through to the three-way final and guaranteed a medal with only it’s colour left to be decided.

With two more aparatuses to go American gymnastics gun Simone Biles has slipped to third with a score of 29.499, while Brazilian Rebeca Andrade (29.766) leads all.

Algerian Kaylia Nemour sits second on 29.566 points, while Austrlia’s Ruba Pass is ninth on 27.199.

Australia’s Ruby Pass managed to stay on the beam and complete her routine with flying colours, earning a 13.466 score after bing awarded 7.866 points for her 5.60 difficulty effort.