Sylvain Guintoli was pleased to emerge from his comeback MCE B﷽ritish Superbike event still standing after a producing a pair of solid top ten results for the Worx Crescent Suzuki tea𒉰m.

The Frenchman was a welcome returnee to the series at Cadwell Park having been out of action since May when he broke his leg in a collision with Josh💞ua Brookes.

Currently the only non-Airwaves Yamaha rider to have won a BSB race this season, Guintoli admits he was cautious on his return, so as not aggravate the inju🅘ry, but ☂felt as though he was getting back to form as the weekend progressed.

"I could feel I was race rusty in that first race, three times I was on the grass when trying to make passes early in the race," he said. "I had to ease off and that actually helped - I got faster. At the end I was catching Karl Muggeridge very quickly, but it was right at the end and I ran out of laps and corners to make t𝓰he pass.

"With less mistakes in that second race I was a lot closer on time to the leaders but I had to be careful how hard I could ride as for sure this is not 🎉a good time to fall again on my leg.

Finishing eighth and seventh in the two races, Guintoli says he is pleased there is now a small break for 🌠him to further recover, ꦡbut is excited about the prospect of going racing again.

"As it is, I can really feel it now and I'm glad I get two more weeks t🍨o rest my leg before the next round at Croft.

"For me it was st♋ill a good weekend and I'm really excited to be back. I've got back into the racing and I'm looking forward to bei🐬ng more competitive still when I get to Croft."