Sky F1 pundit Naomi Schiff has questioned the accuracy of both Christian Horner and Lewis Hamilton’s statements regarding reported contact between them, suggesting that neither are completely truthful in their accounts. Schiff believes that Horner’s claims that Hamilton’s father reached out to him were exaggerated, and that Hamilton’s denial of any knowledge of such a conversation was equally dubious. The Sky F1 pundit posits that there was likely some communication between the two parties, but that neither is willing to admit it publicly.
“I would love to know and see the truth,” Schiff said, referring to the situation between Horner and Hamilton. “I believe there are always two sides to every story, but in this case, it seems like both sides are trying to hide something. We may never know the full truth, whether it was Hamilton’s father who contacted Horner, whether it was Hamilton himself, or if it was simply a misunderstanding. Either way, we are not likely to get a clear picture of what really happened.” Schiff’s comments highlight the difficulty of determining the truth in such situations, where the accounts of the two parties involved differ so greatly.
