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Yes, but they usually sat up at the back, so 1) they were not traumatized and 2) so that they did not fall in love with the charioteers (like in the Flavian Amphitheatre).

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Yes, women were allowed to attend chariot races in ancient Rome. However, it is believed that they generally sat apart from men in designated areas, such as the upper level of the stadium. Women of higher social status could enjoy the races from private boxes.

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