There was more drama on ITV’s as Phoenix Gulzar-Brown and Rebecca Sarker kicked off at the result of the Keirin race.
On Thursday, the women took part in an absolutely chaotic cycle race, with if they even knew the rules.
Chelcee and had at one point both been ahead of the Derny bike – a massive no-no and completely against the rules.
However, neither were disqualified, and went on to win first and second place respectively.
Rebecca took third place, followed by Phoenix in fourth, Olivia Attwood in fifth, and Lucrezia Millarini – who crashed halfway through – finishing last.
The Grand Finale episode of The Games on Friday saw the aftermath of the controversial race, with Rebecca and Phoenix facing off against Chelcee and Christine.
Approaching the women after the race, influencer Phoenix, who is the daughter of Spice Girl Mel B, said: ‘You guys know you’re not supposed to overtake the dernby right? Don’t do that. You know that right?’
She pointed out that if Chelcee and Christine had been disqualified, Rebecca would have come in first.
She added they ‘don’t want to change’ the result, ‘we just want good sportsmanship’.
In a quip to Chelcee as she walked away, Phoenix said: ‘Anyway, you came first so it doesn’t matter.’
‘No need to argue,’ she added, after arguing.
Phoenix and Rebecca were later seen complaining to a member of staff, however he shut them down, saying Christine and Chelcee weren’t ahead of the bike for too long.
In his opinion, he said, it hadn’t made a difference to the results of the race.
Rebecca insisted they had been ahead of the bike for longer than a ‘short time,’ as she was behind them and saw it happen, but the staff member insisted the results would not be changed.
‘They overtook it when they weren’t supposed to,’ Phoenix told the camera later.
‘If you want to win, it’s better to win fair than to win dirty, and they did win dirty,’ she shrugged, before adding ‘they had a good race.’
It’s not the first time Chelcee and Phoenix , with Phoenix previously raging at a photo finish that needed a second check from judges.
The Games, formerly a Channel 4 favourite, returned to our screens this year after a long break away, with and Freddie Flintoff presenting
Other stars pushing themselves to the limit in the ITV series include Harry Potter actor Josh Herdman, , and actor Ryan Thomas.
The Wanted star Max George, musician Wes Nelson and Coronation Street’s Colson Smiths finish the line-up.
The Games is available to watch on ITV Hub.
