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Torquay made it three games unbeaten in the National League thanks to goals from Stephen Wearne and Connor Lemonheigh-Evans in a 2-1 victory at Altrincham.
The visitors hit the front in the sixth minute when Lemonheigh-Evans rounded the goalkeeper and tucked the ball into the back of the net.
Altrincham equalised through a stunning Toby Mullarkey effort after he decided to let fly from 25 yards out.
With honours even at half-time, Torquay regained the lead four minutes into the second half when Wearne took advantage of a defensive error and struck a low driven effort into the bottom left-hand corner.
The Gulls came close to doubling their advantage but Stephen Duke-McKenna could not convert after a brilliant solo effort.
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