“You have to hold your line if someone is approaching you like that and that is exactly what the GB rider did.”
And six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy shared the same opinion, stating Tanfield did nothing wrong
“As the lead rider in the team, you always have to keep your eyes on the team you’re pursuing,” he said.
“It’s called the pursuit for good reason. He clearly wasn’t looking.
“Charlie Tanfield did the right thing in staying behind and on the black line, that was the Danish rider’s fault.”
source: express.co.uk