Scuderia Ecosse took the perfect result from the Easter Monday race meeting at Oulton Park yesterday. Mirroring their win on Saturday, Chris Niarchos and Tim Mullen took the victory in race two of the 2006 British GT Championship. Mullen started the hour-long race from pole position and handed the Ferrari over to Niarchos in the lead after a trouble-free stint. Chris then held off the challenge from Kimber-Smith in the Panoz, increasing the gap between them, and cruised to the chequered flag. With a perfect strike rate the pair are fired up for their best season of racing yet.

Stewart Roden: I'm delighted that we have started this season in exactly the same way as last year! We've had a great weekend and I couldn't have asked for any more. Considering the 430 is so new it is a testament to Michelotto and guys at the factory that it has run without fault, so thanks to them!

Chris Niarchos: We just had a dream weekend! We didnt know what to expect from the competition before coming here so its a great feeling to come out on top.
 

Tom (Kimber-Smith) and Luke (Hines) in the Panoz are great competition and I think it'll be close this year. Oulton Park suits us but there will be circuits that suit them too. There's no better way to start the season than doing the double so we have a lot to look forward to!

Tim Mullen: It would have been fantastic to come away from Oulton Park with one win in the bag but to have two is a dream. I think Chris will surprise a lot of people this year. We are serious about winning this title; this is just the beginning.

The next race for Scuderia Ecosse is round one of the 2006 FIA GT Championship, the RAC Tourist Trophy, at Silverstone on 7 May.