Manxman Conor Cummins secured his first victory at the Ulster GP by winning the opening Superbike race on Saturday.

Cummins led for most of race at Dundrod and came in ahead of Ian Hutchinson, Guy Martin and Gary Johnson.


Hutchinson set a lap record in winning the Superstock race, clocking 130.1mph to edge out Ryan Farquhar.


Farquhar pipped Hutchinson by 0.001 seconds to win the Supersport 600 race while William Dunlop was the victor in the 250s with brother Michael second.


Farquhar also won the Supertwins class while Paul Owen was third in the 250 race


Farquhar led in the Superstocks until a crash halted the UGP opener but Hutchinson set a blistering pace on the restart to take his second win at Dundrod.


Scotland's Keith Amor completed the podium places but he was later forced after suffering a head injury in a crash in the Supersport race, in which William Dunlop was third.