Sailors Robert Dickson and Sean Waddilove couldn't have made a better start to their Olympic bid in the 49er class.
The pair beat Great Britain and Germany to the line in a close finish to record victory in the first race of 12 in the series - but had to wait to be told they had done it.
"It was pretty close but you only have to win by a few centimetres," said Dickson. "We didn't know (crossing the line) that we'd done it until we came in and Matt (McGovern, coach) told us."
And Waddilove added: "I feel thrilled, we can't ask for a better start but you have to remember that this is the very first race and anything could change with eleven races to go plus a medal race - hopefully."
Annalise Murphy is trending in the right direction after a slow start to her bid to back up her Rio silver in the Laser Radial.
Murphy is now into 20th position after a 10th place finish in Tokyo this afternoon, which followed her first top 10 finish of these Games earlier.
The 31-year-old thrives in windy weather and the conditions suited her as she improved her standing.
