Chariot Training

The skill of Britannia’s charioteers was such that even Julius Caesar was forced to admit he had never seen the like. Britons could reach incredible speeds, turn their chariots in an instant, and even run along the pole between the horses while the chariot was moving. It was their tactics that really set them apart: tactical retreats and carefully laid ambushes kept the Romans afraid to venture too far from their camps, and taught them to fear the rattle and stamp of approaching chariots.