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Monaco steward says decision 'painful'

By Michele Lostia

Monday, May 29th 2006, 16:53 GMT

One of the race stewards at the centre of the Michael Schumacher qualifying controversy in Monaco has admitted that it was a 'painful decision' to punish the seven-time world champion, but claimed there was no choice after finding out that Schumacher had lost control of his car at just 16km/h.

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