1. Pompa circensis (funeral relief from 3rd century CE showing gods being driven into the race); the gods are Jupiter and Castor and Pollux

2. Map of the route of the Pompa Circensis (Source, which also provides more information on the stops along the route)

3. Mosaic showing short tunic and cap of charioteer (Red faction)

4. Pavement mosaic with a circus charioteer of the white faction.

5. Pulvinar on marble relief showing emperor with mappa at the Circus Maximus
(Roman, 3rd century CE)

6. Pulvinar on marble relief showing emperor with mappa
(Roman, 3rd century CE)

7. Reconstruction of the carceres showing lane markers

8. Relief of Chariot Race c
Relief of Chariot Race c. 300 CE; detail shows egg counters, turning post, and crash

9. Relief from Foligno, Italy showing the Circus Maximus (2nd century CE); image by Georges Jansonne)

10. Details of same relief

11. 2 horse chariot with racing chariot
(Bronze, said to have been found in the Tiber; 1st-2nd century CE. Now in British Museum)

12. Oil lamp (Italian, 175-225 CE) showing chariot race in progress in the Circus Maximus.
Notice:
Size of chariots
Position of charioteers