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How were chariot drivers protected in the Circus Maximus
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How were chariot drivers protected in the Circus Maximus

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They wore knee pads and shoulder pads and chest pads and carried a pocket knife around with them if they were to get tangled in the reins on the chariot and get trampled on. Oh and don't forget a shiny hard helmet
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