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Manx rider Dan Kneen has won two races at the Dundrod 150 meeting in Northern Ireland
He took the chequered flag 7.6 seconds ahead of Australian David Johnson with Dan Stewart in third in the National event......and also took the honours by a whisker in the Challenge race with Johnson again second and Irish rider Brian McCormack completing the podium.
Kneen started from 8th place on the grid and his average race speed for the National was 119.922mph at his debut around the Dundrod circuit - his fastest lap was 121.129mph.
He was even quicker in the Challenge with an average speed of 124.977mph and a fastest circuit of 126.919mph
Dan has also finished as runner-up in the Supertwin race which was won by Ryan Farquhar.
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