Philip McCallen
11-time race winner on the BBC Sport website

Alastair Seeley's benefit is his stature, he is small so sits behind the bike. He knows how to ride that bike and he is definitely good at the brakes as well.

Philip McCallen
11-time race winner on the BBC Sport website

Davey Todd likes to think he is the master in the Superstock. Michael Dunlop has already pulled one win in the Superstock and we have watched his bike and his bike is getting out of corners good, the speed is good and he is riding good, so he'll be hard to beat.

Peter Hickman wants to be there as well and Dean Harrison is getting so close.

I second that from Kyle.

Dean would be a very popular winner and would deserve to stand on the top step of the podium.

British Superbike Champion Kyle Ryde speaking on BBC iPlayer:

"I am stood with a lot of people and they want Dean Harrison to win.

"He is riding really well this year and I think he deserves it.

"He put everything on the line there [in the Supersport race] to make it happen and he just came short. He has two more chances this afternoon and hopefully he can get his first win."

The bikes have made their way back onto the grid ahead of the start.

I popped outside the media cabin in the paddock and it is warm out there, but also pretty breezy.

I can't imagine how it feels at high speed.

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Here's a reminder of the Superstock grid. Michael Dunlop was the winner of this one on Thursday.

Can he make it a Superstock double?

1. Davey Todd (BMW)
2. Alastair Seeley (BMW)
3. Peter Hickman (BMW)
4. Dean Harrison (Honda)
5. Michael Dunlop (BMW)
6. Jamie Coward (BMW)
7. Mike Browne (BMW)
8. Paul Jordan (Honda)

Keith Huewen
BBC Sport NI commentator

Six laps of Superstocks is going to be hectic.

For me, controversially, this is my favourite race because it should be a big scratch on big bikes at 200mph plus.

The Superstock bikes are away on their warm-up lap.

This could be another hot and heavy race.

What makes a Superstock bike different from it's bigger sibling - the Superbike.

Multiple North West 200 winner Lee Johnston breaks it down?

Here's the top 10 from the Supersport thriller.

Image source, BBC Sport

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Here are the six fastest qualifiers from Superstock qualifying on Thursday.

1. Davey Todd (BMW)
2. Alastair Seeley (BMW)
3. Peter Hickman (BMW)
4. Dean Harrison (Honda)
5. Michael Dunlop (BMW)
6. Jamie Coward (BMW)
7. Mike Browne (BMW)
8. Paul Jordan (Honda)

Jenny Tinmouth
Fastest woman around the IOM TT

Richard Cooper wants to win everything and he prepares like a mad man for these races and when he is in a position to take it, he'll take it.

We're going to need to take a moment to catch our breath after that one but the Superstock race isn't far away.

Will it continue where the last race left off?

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

I think Dean Harrison was in with a shout. He got pushed to the wrong side of Richard Cooper, where he had passed him previously both laps and I think that probably made Richard brake a little bit later.

They were all fully committed.

Stop what you are doing and watch this.

That's what you call close racing.

It's a shame there has been so much discussion about chicanes and advantages today, because there has been some incredible racing in the Superbike and Supersport races.

That finish will be remembered for a long, long time.

Third place finisher Michael Dunlop on BBC iPlayer: "It was a great race. Everyone was on the same run, it was hard to call that one. The two boys knew they weren't making the turn so let the brakes off. The two of them ran on but I made the chicane. They made a clear advantage. I ran on earlier [in the Superbike race] but didn't get an advantage from it. I'm not going to cry about it, what do you say about it unless the organisers look at it. It was great racing. It's always going to go to that last chicane."

Lee Johnston
Five-time winner on BBC iPlayer

That is what we watch Supersport racing for.