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The Amazing Race 2

The Amazing Race 2 was the second installment of the popular reality television show, The Amazing Race.

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Results


The following teams participated in the Race, listed in reverse finishing order:

Place Team Relationship
11th Deidre & Hillary Mother / Daughter
10th Hope & Norm Married Parents
9th Peggy & Claire Grandmothers / Friends
8th Shola & Doyin Twin Brothers
7th Cyndi & Russell Pastors / Married Parents
6th Mary & Peach Sisters
5th Gary & Dave Former Roommates
4th Oswald & Danny Best Friends (Team Cha Cha Cha)
3rd Blake & Paige Brother / Sister
2nd Tara & Wil Separated Couple
1st Chris & Alex Lifelong Friends

Trivia

  • The final 3 teams visited: 5 continents, 8 countries, and traveled 52,000 miles
  • After the show, Blake founded a reality television network
  • Tara and Will have remained business partners after the Race
  • Gary is currently an editor for The Amazing Race
  • Phil waited over 24 hours for Peggy and Claire to arrive at the Pit Stop--the longest amount of time Phil has waited for the last team to arrive.

Race locations

The following is a list of locations the teams traveled to during the race.

+ Denotes that Alaska was not a Pit Stop during this Race. Beginning in Season 2, the final leg of the Race involved flying from the last Pit Stop to an intermediate destination to complete a few tasks before flying to the final destination city to complete the remaining tasks. Simply stated, it is one leg with tasks in two distinct destinations.


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