You are quite the show-off Nolann Le Garrec.

The mercurial scrum-half casually throws a 30-metre no-look pass out the back door to his full-back Max Spring whilst being tackled in his own 22. Bravo monsieur.

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Ulster start on the front foot once more. Dave Ewers and Iain Henderson winning the collisions to force their way towards the Racing 22.

Billy Burns gets the second-half underway for the hosts.

Can they retain this lead?

Tony McWhirter
1999 Ulster European Cup winner on BBC Radio Ulster

It has been a good performance. Hume and McCloskey in midfield have found pockets of space and carried the ball well with two hands. They look dangerous, the only downside is Racing on the counter attack look very good.

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Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster

Ulster will be delighted going in at the break. There is no doubt Racing have left a lot out there but that is the desperation you want to see from Ulster players on big nights like this.

The big players we talked about before the game have been outstanding. It hasn't been perfect, the lineout needs to be addressed, but Ulster have showed up and put their bodies on the line in the first half.

There is a huge second half coming up but Ulster will be happy and the body language will be good.

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Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Kingspan Stadium

It wasn't a half without headaches for Ulster, but with three well-worked tries already in the bag, they can reasonably satisfied with their work over the first 40 minutes.

It's far from over, of course, but Ulster are undoubtedly playing with more pace, verve and attacking flair than last week against Bath.

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Well, well, well. Hands up who saw that scoreline coming? No-one?

Ulster clinical, taking points on almost all visits to the Racing 22. Nick Timoney, Stuart McCloskey and Matty Rea with the scores.

Racing have had numerous chances but failed to come away with points on almost all occassions. They have a solitary try courtesy of their player-of-the-match so far, Nolann Le Garrec.

Now, Ulster have lost from a winning half-time position the last three weeks, can they turn that form on its head?

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Whatever the Ulster front-row have been eating this week seems to have given them some more oomph at scrum-time.

The home side walk through Racing's pack with ease. Huge improvements from last week.

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Some more lively attacking from Racing but they then concede their seventh penalty of the first half. Too many errors and so far, no returns on the scoreboard for all their threat.

Record cap-holder for Ulster Rob Herring is back on after a successful HIA. Tom Stewart leaves after a smart cameo.

Matt Gault
BBC Sport NI at Kingspan Stadium

A timely score from big Stu McCloskey, just when Ulster's mistakes were starting to let Racing into the game.

Breathing room for the hosts, but Racing will be encouraged by the openings they've been able to fashion over the last 10 minutes or so.

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Racing thought they were back in the game but its called back for a block on Tom O'Toole.

Nolann Le Garrec with the touchdown that wasn't in the end.

Chris Henry
Former Ireland flanker on BBC Radio Ulster

There are a few errors creeping in from Ulster. The lack of urgency to a few of those breakdowns is concerning, defensively we are a wee bit all over the place.

It has been high pace from Ulster, they are certainly bringing themselves to the game with the collisions. The players need to keep feeding off the fans.

Ulster get away with one.

Scrum-half Nolann Le Garrec weaving through the home defence, making his way into the Ulster 22.

It takes a lunging Tom Stewart tackle to stop him and the flier then drops the ball when attempting an offload.

Surely more tries to come in this end-to-end tie.

Ulster's lineout woes continue as another one goes askew.

Racing carry hard up-field and win a penalty on halfway. However the resulting lineout also goes awry and Ulster regain possession.

Nasty clash of heads between Will Rowlands who carries into Rob Herring. No foul play says referee Luke Pearce but Herring is off for a HIA. On comes Tom Stewart.

Now it's Jacob Stockdale with the bone-crunching tackle. This time Henry Arundell is on the receiving end.

Racing then pinged for holding on and its another kick to the corner.

But the lineout is lost.