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2010 World Superbike - Monza Photo Gallery

Cal Crutchlow set the fastest lap time in practice at Round 5 of the 2010 World Superbike series.

Check out all the latest photos from Round 5 of the World Superbike Championship series at Monza.

Jonathan Rea had a successful day at Monza during practice where his best lap was just behind Crutchlow's.

Suzuki's Leon Haslam had the fifth best time of the day during practice in Round 5 at Monza.

Rea had a best lap time of 1'44.789 during practice at Round 5 of the 2010 WSBK at Monza.

Toseland may not have been the fastest but he was happy to be back racing World Superbike at Monza. He's hoping for dry conditions tomorrow to work out the last few kinks in his setup.

Michel Fabrizio landed the third best time of the day despite being over six mph slower than Crutchlow.

Aprilia's Max Biaggi nabbed his first-ever Superpole victory at Monza.

BMW's Ruben Xaus out qualified his teammate Troy Corser for the first time this season.

Ducati's Michel Fabrizio finished third in the final Superpole session.

Max Biaggi held off a rabid pack in both races to take the double win in Monza.

Biaggi celebrates his double victory at Monza.

For the second time during the 2010 World Superbike Championship Max Biaggi took home a double win.

Aprilia Alitalia Racing Team shows off its technical and competitive strengths in Monza during Round 5 of the 2010 World Superbike Championship series.

Leon Camier scored a 5-4 weekend at Monza during Round 5 of the 2010 Superbike series.

Broc Parkes took 15th-place in Race 2 at Monza during Round 5 of the 2010 series.

Kenan Sofuoglu took second and was just 2.8 seconds behind British Parkalgar rider Eugene Laverty.

Kenan Sofuoglu at Round 5 of the 2010 World Superbike Championship.

Michele Pirro was the first Italian to cross the finish line at Monza in fourth-place.

Max Neukirchner took 12th behind Ducati's Noriyuki at Monza.

Jonathan Rea fell during both races at Monza and walked away without a single point earned.

Eugene Laverty won a flag-to-flag victory at Monza ahead of Honda Ten Kate rider Kenan Sofuoglu.

Jonathan Rea: "Well it's been a bad weekend for our assault on the championship. I made a small mistake at the end of the back straight in the first race when I was trying to avoid Leon [Haslam] and Cal [Crutchlow]. Then race two ended before it had begun when I got skittled off going in the first corner."

Despite crashing out in both races, Jonathan Rea is still third in the overall standings after Round 3 at Monza.

Sylvain Guintoli was on pace to take sixth in Race 2, but made a mistake which dropped him back to seventh behind Noriyuki Haga.

Suzuki's Leon Haslam took second-place in a hard-fought Race 2 at Monza.