What was the primary result of Pelops' actions against Oenomaus?

Pelops' actions against Oenomaus primarily led to him marrying Hippodameia. In the myth, Pelops competed in a chariot race against Oenomaus, who had been challenged by several suitors for his daughter's hand in marriage, but none had succeeded. Pelops, determined to win Hippodameia's love, deceitfully ensured his victory by sabotaging Oenomaus' chariot, which resulted in the latter's death. Following this victory in the race, Pelops not only won Hippodameia’s hand but also solidified his place in her family's lineage, further entangling him in the royal legacy of Pisa. Thus, this marriage to Hippodameia represents the culmination of Pelops' ambitions and achievements in this segment of the myth.