STEVEN DAVIS is delighted that Rangers currently have a ten point cushion at the top of the SPL but he insists this season's title race is far from over.

This week the Light Blues have two tricky tests to overcome against in-form Motherwell at Fir Park tomorrow night and high flying Hibs at Ibrox on Sunday.

The Steelmen have taken 13 points from their last five SPL fixtures under Craig Brown while John Hughes' Hibees are fighting for second place in the league with Celtic.

Davis is fully aware how tough both games will be but hopes his team's fighting spirit can help secure six vital points in the next five days.

He said: "I think we are in a great position being ten points ahead and of course we want to keep that.

"But we have a lot of important games coming and it's vital we just try to keep winning.

"Next up is Motherwell and we know they are playing very well and getting good results under their new manager.

"The pitch might also make the game a bit more difficult so we will need to be at our best if we are to get three points.

"But we have a really good team spirit right now and what we have achieved so far has been down to hard work.

"Everybody gets on really well which helps.

"Since I have come here there's always been a great camaraderie and that breeds success.

"We all have the same aim and that's to win the title but there is still a lot of football to be played."

Davis, who received his Clydesdale Bank Player of the Month award for January at Murray Park today, has been delighted to get on the scoresheet recently but is hungry for more goals.

The Northern Ireland international has been in sensational form but is just happy his team have maintained their unbeaten run in 2010.

He said: "The manager has played me in the centre of midfield recently and I have relished that.

"But he has a lot of options in that position and I can totally understand if he wants to me back on to the right.

"I don't mind that at all and it's been nice to contribute with a few goals for the team in recent games, especially with Boydy and Kenny being out. 

"It was a bit frustrating not scoring for a while but I am trying to get in the box more and perhaps in the past my finishing was not good enough.

"But hopefully I can just try to continue my form and get a few more goals as well.

"As long as the team is winning that's the main thing."