Scotland's Keith Amor wins Dundrod 150 Superbike race

Ulster Grand Prix
Venue: Dundrod Date: Saturday, 14 August Start 1030 BST
Coverage: Live on BBC Sport website plus BBC Radio Ulster; highlights on BBC One Sunday 2225 BST and Tuesday 2235

Michael Dunlop, winner Keith Amor and runner-up Guy Martin on the podium after the Superbike race at the Dundrold 150

Scotland's Keith Amor won the Superbike race at Thursday's Dundrod 150 meeting.

The BMW rider, who had the fastest lap of 132.05mph, saw off runner-up Guy Martin and Michael Dunlop after early leader Ian Hutchinson had retired.

Ballymoney racer William Dunlop clinched victory in the 125s with Paul Robinson was second with Sam Dunlop completing the podium places.

Dungannon's Ryan Farquhar won the Supertwins on his Kawasaki, ahead of Daniel Kneen and Michael Sweeney.

Manxman Kneen went one better in the Dundrod 150 National event with David Johnson second and Kneen made it a double by winning the Challenge race, with Australian Johnson again runner-up.

Ian Lougher retired while leading the 125cc event.

Dundrod 150 results

Superbike - 1 Keith Amor; 2 Guy Martin; 3 Michael Dunlop; 4 Bruce Anstey; 5 Cameron Donald; 6 James McBride

125cc - 1 William Dunlop; 2 Paul Robnson; 3 Sam Dunlop

Supertwins - 1 Ryan Farquhar; 2 Daniel Kneen; 3 Michael Sweeney

Dundrod 150 Challenge - 1 Daniel Kneen; 2 David Johnson; 3 Brian McCormack

Dundrod 150 National - 1 Daniel Kneen; 2 David Johnson; 3 Dan Stewart