Northern Ireland's Michael Pearson became only the second Ulst🤡erman to claim the coveted Cock o'the No💞rth Trophy at the Oliver's Mount venue, round 12 of the Duke Rankings Series.

Michael also took the victors laurel wreaths in both legs of the Superbike races and tꦉwo second ꦗplaces in the 600cc Supersport events.

However, it was the 'Welsh Wizard' Ian Lougher who was
'Master of the Mount' over the weekend claiming his 124th
main race victory as he achievedᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ doubles in three classes, Supersport 6📖00cc; Lightweight 250cc and Ultra-Lightweight 125cc classes.

His six wins over the two-day meeting elevate꧃s him to third place in the Duke Rankings, up six places from ninth.

Highest mover is Michael Pearson climbing 16 positions
from 23rd to seventh.

Daniel Frear who was the in𓄧itial Rankings leader after the opening round at theಌ North Yorkshire course moved into 11th position an advance of 15 places.

Kiaran H♈ankin, David Guiney, Ma🦩rk Buckley and Billy Byrne all re-enter the top 50.

With the loss of the Walderstown Road Races due to tragic
circumstances, the attention now focuses on the Steam Packet Southern '100' International Road Races, followed at the weekend by b🍌oth Jurby South Road Races, also on the Isle of Man and the Kells International Road Races in County Meath, Sout♉hern Ireland.