Conor Cummins is in pole position for tomorrow's Macau Grand Prix after producing a stunning ride to take the second qualifying session.
The 22-year-old Ramsey rider finished almost half a second ahead of Michael Rutter, who'd come first in both the free practice and first qualifying sessions.
Conor's best lap was 2:26.580, a new lap record and over four seconds quicker than his first outing.
A trio of fellow TT competitors, Cameron Donald, John McGuinness and Ian Hutchinson make up the top five on the grid.
(Picture: Conor Cummins in action at the 2008 Macau Grand Prix, courtesy of the race website).
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