Leon Camier admits his Airwaveღs Yamaha R1 could struggle to match its rivals in terms of power during the latest ViSK.com British Superbike Championship at Oulton Park, but remains confident of a strong result.

The 22-year-old took the previously untested bike to a superb victory 💫during the Brands Hatch season opener, but revealed at the time the Yamaha continues to give away a power advantage to its rivals.

Nonetheless, while Camier admits Oulton Park could bring this into sharper focus, he is confident he will remain a front runner thr🌳oughout ඣthe event.

"Coming away from Brands Hatch with a win and second in the championship was a great result and so my confidence is definitely high for this round," he said. "When we visited🌠 the circuit this time last year I scored my first double podium for the team, some similar results this weekend wou🍌ld be fantastic.

"💜Although we might strug♔gle slightly with a lack of power compared to the competition, from what we learnt at the first round I think the Airwaves Yamaha YZF-R1 should handle really well."

Team-mate James Ellison is also looking f💮orward to his Oulton Park return, a circuit that play🧔ed host to some of his best results in 2008, including a run to second position on the Hydrex Honda.

"I love Oulton Park, I've had the best results of my career there so I can't wait to get out on track. I tied up the British Superbike Privateers Championship at Oulton Park is 2004 and th🦹en had two second place finishes last season, so I've got som🎐e good memories of the place and know what it takes to do well.

"With it being our fir𒊎st weekend on the new bike, I needed to race quite conservativel🐬y at Brands Hatch to make sure I finished both races and bought some championship points home for Airwaves Yamaha.

"Now we know what the YZF-R1 is capable of, plus the team has worked hard over the past couple of weeks to make improvements to the package, so I'm confident ไthis weekend we can really push and be competitive from the s𓃲tart."