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How many laps were in the climactic chariot race in ben-hur?
9
Chariot racing how long were races?
A chariot race in ancient Rome normally lasted for seven laps.
What was the distance of each lap in the ben hur chariot race?
In the 1959 film "Ben-Hur," the chariot race takes place in a circus maximus, which is depicted as being approximately 1.5 miles in circumference. Each lap of the race is thus about 1.5 miles long. The race typically consists of seven laps, making the total distance for the race approximately 10.5 miles.
How many laps is the olympic 1600 meter run?
4 laps of 400m (about 4 laps of 1/4 mile)
What was the name of Shri Krishna's chariot in Mahabharata?
Kapi Dhwaja (The Chariot With Monkey Lord, Hanumana on it's flag)
How many laps were there in the climactic chariot race?
there are 9 laps
How many laps did chariot racers go around the colosseum?
9 laps
How many laps was a chariot race?
9
How many laps were in the climactic chariot race in ben-hur?
9
How many laps were in the climactic chariot race in BenHur?
9
How many times do chariot racers have to go around the circus maximus?
The chariot racers had to cover seven laps.
Chariot racing how long were races?
A chariot race in ancient Rome normally lasted for seven laps.
How many laps did the ancient Romans do while chariot racing?
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What is the Tethrippon event in Ancient Greece?
Tethrippon was a four-horsed chariot race, that involved twelve laps around the track at the Hippodrome stadium.
What were the chariot racing rules in Greece?
you have to wait for the ref to drop a white cloth to start, many people died form such races. Laps were normally between 7-10, and take around 15 minutes to complete the race. Most chariot races had knives to free themselves if a chariot was to crash and they were to get tangled up.
How many turns did the competitors in the ancient Olympics make around the track in the chariot racing?
it took them 500 laps to get around the posts that was equal to 5 1/2 miles
What were the two objects used as lap counters in chariot racing?
In ancient chariot racing, two objects commonly used as lap counters were white and red objects, often referred to as "metae." These objects were typically placed at the starting point, with one color representing completed laps and the other indicating laps yet to be completed. Officials would move these markers to keep track of the racers’ progress throughout the event. This system allowed spectators and participants to easily gauge the status of the race.
