Because it is so heavy. and they want it to go quick. Correction.
The Roman racing chariots were extremely light and small, with bands of leather used for the flooring to reduce weight. Four horses made for a more exciting race, although there were also races with chariots pulled by two horses. The emperor Nero was said to have driven a chariot with ten horses.
Yes it was. A hoplitodrome was a chariot race.
Six-horses chariot.
horses
The hoplitodrome was a chariot race.
The main equipment needed for chariot races was the chariot itself, which consisted of a lightweight, two-wheeled cart with a smooth axle and wooden framework. The chariots were often pulled by two or four horses depending on the race. The charioteers also wore specific gear, including a helmet, a tunic, and sometimes knee guards for protection.
4 way more pack
Normally in a traditional chariot race its 4 people
4
Yes it was. A hoplitodrome was a chariot race.
Quadriga.
4-5 horses.
When he was competing in the chariot race at the funeral games of King Pelias she drove his horses mad and they tore him apart.
Chariot Race - 1903 was released on: USA: January 1903
Six-horses chariot.
either Athena because she invented the chariot or Poseidon because he invented horses
In chariot racing, a single charioteer typically controls a team of two to four horses, with the most common configuration being a pair of horses (a "biga"). In ancient Rome, charioteers often competed with teams of four horses (a "quadriga"), which was considered the most prestigious setup. The number of horses used can vary depending on the specific race and the rules governing it.
Horses to pull Athena's chariot