Carl Phillips won both Superbike races at the 50th running of the Enkalon Trophy races at Bishopscourt on Saturday. Phillips secured the Enkalon Trophy and was named man of the meeting by Road Racing Ireland.

In the opening Superbike race, Phillips took an early lead on the Bell Bikesport B&W BMW and held off Johnny Campbell on the 155 Racing BMW. Ryan Gibson finished third, ahead of Mark Hewitt, Dean McMaster and Aaron Armstrong.

Phillips repeated his victory in race two, again ahead of Campbell and Gibson. McMaster finished fourth after getting past Hewitt on the final lap before a red flag incident ended the race early.

Newtownards rider Andy Kildea won both Classic races. He beat Andrew McCrum and Maurice Hogg in race one, then McCrum and Hogg swapped places in race two.

Christian Elkin won the opening Supersport race on the Bell Bikesport B&W Racing Ducati, but Caolan Irwin overtook him on the last lap to win on the Burrows Engineering Suzuki. Rab McAuley finished third. Elkin won the second Supersport race, with Irwin second and Francisco Faraldo third. Alex Duncan from Newtownards finished fourth in the second race after placing sixth in the first.

Elkin also won both Supertwin races on the Bell Bikesport B&W Racing Aprilia, beating Kyle Cross and Dean McMaster each time.

Hubert Tomaszeski won both Moto1 races to take the Joe Lindsay Cup, with Paige Mullen second in each. Riley Brown was third in race one and William Graham third in race two.

Ruben Sherman Boyd won both Lightweight Supersport races, ahead of Tomaszeski and Buster Sherman Boyd.

In the combined Moto3 class, Alfie Flynn won both races, with Gary Jordan second and Caira Cahoon third. Cahoon was awarded the Sylvia Davidson Perpetual Cup for the highest-scoring female competitor.

Patrick Knee and Joey Hennassy split wins in the Supersport Cup races, while Andrew McCrae and Michael Press won the Superbike Cup races.