Runners, cyclists, race cars et al all go anti-clockwise for the same reason: they're all racing against the clock. ;-)
George Allen Lexington, Ky USA
Terry Farrant wrote:
> hi all
> the direction might soley have to do with tradition going back to the
> beginning of Rome with chariot races. (counterclockwise) why the
> Romans and likely the Greeks chose to go in that direction i don't
> think is known but i think that is where the real answer might be.
> http://www.novaroma.org/
>
> terry farrant
> vancouver island bc
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