Which character met their end in a chariot accident?

The character who met his end in a chariot accident is Oenomaus. In Greek mythology, he was a king of Pisa in Elis and is known for his tragic story related to the hero Pelops. Oenomaus had been warned by an oracle that he would be killed by his future son-in-law, which made him extremely protective of his daughter Hippodamia. He challenged suitors for her hand in marriage to a chariot race, where he would kill them if they lost.

Ultimately, Oenomaus raced against Pelops, who won by deceit—by tampering with Oenomaus's chariot or by removing the linchpins of his chariot wheels, causing Oenomaus to crash and meet his demise in the accident. This story is pivotal in the epic tales surrounding Pelops and his descendants, showing how chariot racing played a critical role in myths about honor, love, and fate.

The others listed, such as Hector, Achilles, and Menelaus, do not have their deaths attributed to chariot accidents in the same way as Oenomaus. Hector died in combat against Achilles, Achilles fell in battle due to an arrow shot by Paris, and Menelaus lived to