Dave and James Dwyer's famous Half Tonner Swuzzlebubble leads the IRC Two Spinnaker division after the first two races of Royal Cork Yacht Club's AIB Autumn League.
Lying second in the 11-boat fleet is Conor Phelan's Quarter Tonner Anchor Challenge.
The Desmond/Ivers/Keane Sunfast 32 Bad Company is third.
The Autumn League runs on the five Sundays of October with racing for Spinnaker, WhiteSail and 1720 classes.
It was a beautiful morning for the first races, but the northwest wind was very light.
After a short postponement, the combined fleets went on a Windward Leeward course outside the harbour.
The course was shortened when the wind died completely, and as it filled in again, most boats got a finish in a two-hour first race.
There was a wait for the wind to fill in between races, but it eventually came from the southwest at about 8 to 10 knots. A laid mark gave all fleets a beat and then a run back to Harp Mark off Trabolgan, then into the Harbour, passing No 2 buoy and a finish in White Bay.
Videos by Mary Malone and Bob Bateman
In the IRC One Spinnaker division, Eric and Wan Waterman's X37 Saxon Senator tops the nine-boat fleet with a first and a second score of three points.
Lying second on five points is the Jones Family J122 JellyBaby. Third, on seven, is Paul and Deirdre Tingle's X4 Alpaca.
In the eight-boat 1720 sportsboat division, Tom Durcan and Clive O'Shea were the only finishers of the first race inside Cork harbour, and with another win in race two are now seven points clear ahead of John Crotty's Monkstown Bay entry. Third is Dave Kenefick's Full Irish on 11 points.
In the White Sail Division One, the Grand Soliel 37B Prince of Tides (Frank Caul/John Molloy) leads from Kieran O'Brien's MG335, Magnet.
In White Sail Division Two, Alan Mulcahy's visiting Albin Express Apache from Kinsale leads from the McGrath Family's Big Mc.