Mar-Train Yamaha’s Alastair Seeley recorded a pole position, two fastest laps a class lap record and a second place for his Motorpoint British Superpsort efforts at Oulton Park at the weekend.

The Irishman crashed out of race one on Sunday and then lost out to Smith’s Triumph man Billy McConnell in a titanic scrap in yesterday’s feature race. Seeley now holds third place in the British Supersport Championship standings after two rounds on 61 points.

“It was a typical Supersport race with no holds barred and we were rubbing fairings and bars, and coming onto that last lap I thought I had it defended well enough. But I started backing in and I didn’t want to run in too deep and lose a position that way,” said Seeley.

“Billy showed me a wheel and I tried to hold him off and lay on top of him but he pushed me off with his knee. I’d like to thank my Mar-Train Yamaha team as they did an immense job after that crash yesterday as the bike was in bits. We’ve scored more good points and got our championship back on track and now it’s time to look ahead to the North West 200.”