There was controversy after the men's sprint bronze medal ride-off at the Paris Olympics, when the winner, Team GB's Jack Carlin, was accused of coming out of his sprinter's lane and impeding his opponent.
The Brit, riding on a warning for "irregular movement" in his quarterfinal heat with Japan's Kaiya Ota, beat Dutchman Jeffrey Hoogland to the final podium place, in a best of three that lasted four races.
