Previously, on The Amazing Race Australia... Delhi, India!
Oh, my God!
..as the race reached India... You may have taken on a wild goose chase.
..dating couple James and Sarah reached boiling point.
Sarah, you've got to be ready for that.
No!
..flatmates Sticky and Sam met their biggest test yet.
Oh, no!
That is honestly the first time I've ever seen them quit at something.
..but bounced back to trial against the odds.
Your team number one!
While cousins Adam and Dane... All right, cuss.
..were out of cash and out of luck.
Adam and Dane?
..and the first team to head home.
You're out of the race.
Tonight... Oh, my God!
..the race hits the street...
Michelle!
..and a run-in with Paul and Steve... Oh, my God!
..leaves Kim and Donna reeling.
I did not do that.
You drove it to me.
I think we could be possibly the worst team to cross.
We are.
We've got long emails.
Ten teams remain.
Who will be eliminated next?
During the pit stop rest period, teams were
transported from Delhi five hours south to Jaipur.
On the edge of the great Indian desert,
Jaipur is known as the Pink City of Rajasthan.
Jaipur is now the starting point for the third
leg as teams continue to race around the world.
Sticky and Sam were first to check in, so they'll depart first at 9am.
Welcome to Jaipur.
Traveled by auto rickshaw to the Red Elephant Temple.
You have 35 bucks for this leg of the race.
Bang, bang.
Red Elephant Temple?
To win the second leg basically puts all eyes on us.
Let's say there's got to be elephants there.
Red ones?
We are very competitive and we can compete even with my arm, how it is.
It's pretty overwhelming to think how successful we are being with it.
Hopefully we're heading in the right direction.
Travel by auto rickshaw to the Red Elephant Temple.
We're twins.
We're in sync with each other.
We think the same thing.
We have a pretty special connection.
I think a lot of teams are disadvantaged.
They don't have that communication like we do, and that bond to get you through.
We have a crazy driver.
Hey, what's going on here?
Where's the temple?
Down here?
We sort of got to the vicinity of the Red
Elephant Temple, but we're going the wrong way.
Our driver decided to go a little bit past it.
And we got lost.
We got lost.
Classic ass.
Red Elephant Temple.
Travel by auto rickshaw to the Red Elephant Temple.
Meter on.
Nice and fast.
As a competitive person, I'm always emphasising
to Tarrant we need to be first every time.
Go, go, go, go.
I'm not prepared to accept second best.
Catch that other group.
I'd like to prove to Dad that I'm not just his little girl anymore.
I don't need him all the time to fall back on.
Oh, this is awesome.
Is this the Red Elephant Temple?
Yeah.
When we arrived at the temple, we first had to take our shoes off.
There was music and dancing.
We then got blessed by a Hindi priest.
Definitely being a part of that was something special.
Thank you.
Roadblock.
Who's a fast learner?
A roadblock is a task that only one person may perform.
In this roadblock, that team member must master the chaotic
streets of Jaipur and pass their very own Indian driving test.
First, teams must complete a briefing on Indian road signs.
Then, hit the streets of downtown Jaipur for a practical driving test.
When they've passed the test and reached this
marketplace, they'll receive their next clue.
Come on, step off the plate.
OK.
Michelle.
Travel by auto rickshaw to the Bharat Driving and Maintenance Training School.
Oh, my God.
She's only learned how to drive two weeks ago on manual.
Bharat Driving and Maintenance Training School.
Thank you.
Who's a fast learner?
OK.
You'll do it?
Yeah.
Thank you.
Well, the shoes are off.
I get a real grounded energy by being here in India.
It makes me feel like I'm home.
They're just such beautiful, colourful people.
Thank you.
That was a really good vibe.
That was a good feeling.
Thank you.
Roadblock.
Who's a fast learner?
You are.
I am.
OK.
You'll do it?
Yeah, I'll do it.
Yeah, yeah, go, go, go.
Travel by auto rickshaw to the Red Elephant Temple.
Ah, can you prop this in?
Up to the Red Elephant Temple.
I am here to win at all costs.
However, I wouldn't want the other teams to know that.
That sort of information could actually be to our detriment.
I'm up to it.
I'm feeling strong.
Paul and Steve had made it very clear and obvious that they
were quite prepared to step on anyone that got in their way.
Our race attitudes were more like, we'll race and we'll play fair.
Can we go faster, please?
Thank you.
Red Elephant Temple.
After you, my boy.
OK.
I think we're doing quite well on the challenge.
Yeah.
However, we're not having much luck on the travel, are we?
No.
OK, mate, come on, we're in a race.
We've got to go.
We've got to go, buddy.
We've had an absolute horror run with taxi drivers,
but you get on your bike and you keep going.
A bit of lifestyle causing some problems.
Who's up here, darling?
There's the facts.
Let's go.
Hey, girl.
Who's a fast learner?
You.
Paul can do that one.
Stay here.
We'll be back.
Once again, that taxi driver got a little lost.
Red Elephant.
No.
Red Elephant Temple.
Round.
Oh, everyone's saying go round, go round.
So we go with what they're saying or what?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The lost police.
All right, let's go.
Welcome to Japan.
Thank you.
Travel by auto-rickshore to the Red Elephant Temple.
Red Elephant Temple, let's go.
Grace, being the younger sister, there's always that relationship where she looks up to me and says she's feeding me all
this information and in that sense, our relationship's actually getting stronger because we're actually clicking now.
He actually has more tolerance for me.
Okay, Sarah, we're right behind us.
Debbie, I reckon I'll catch up.
Blast, blast, blast, blast, blast.
Yes, okay, okay.
We have spent so much time together.
Communication isn't the issue.
She doesn't stop talking.
But I like being heard.
I want him to kick into gear for us and pull
your finger out because if he doesn't, I will.
Use your pussies to solve the other problem.
Hey, you!
It's silly not to use your charm to your advantage.
The fact that she chucked up my face, it's just disgusting.
It's not even that pretty.
I mean, those eyebrows, look at them.
I'm like throwing up over here.
Welcome to Jaipur.
Nice.
I like the start of this one.
This leg, we're going to bring a really positive attitude
and show that you can have a good time and be nice.
Could you please take us to the red elephant temple?
Two nice people can win, Charlie.
We arrived at the driving school.
Firstly, I had to go to a driving instructor.
I will teach you the road signs.
I had to learn the mandatory rules.
If there is a red line, it means that that type of vehicles are not allowed.
See, bull card is prohibited, so you must obey.
And then there are somewhat not so compulsory rules, more of a guideline rule.
When there is a side road, you must keep your vehicles low
so that some foolish person comes from that, he will hit you.
She only learned how to drive a manual about two weeks ago and gave
me a bit of flash and nearly made me wet my pants in the back seat.
OK, good luck.
You may go out.
Thank you.
Once I had memorised all the road signs, I had to go and do a practical.
When I actually started the car and drove off, it was not being propagated.
I'm freaking out.
We're in Indian streets here.
These are crazy drivers.
I was worrying we could get killed.
Thinking about Grace, sometimes she's not concentrated on the race.
She's just worried about dancing instead of going to the next challenge.
It's just frustrating.
Thank you very, very much.
Who is the fast learner?
You have to obey, mate.
I'll go, buddy.
It doesn't matter.
You have to do one.
I'll do it.
You have to obey these signs.
If you will not obey, you may have an accident.
OK.
Read the clue and it said that you have to learn all the
road rules of Jaipur and we're just like, what road rules?
We're not learning anything then.
All right.
When the instructor saw me, he's just like this, straight onto my arm.
I think he's like, how's his one-armed guy going to drive a manual car?
He was pretty scared, I think.
Good stickers.
Straight away, I basically chucked her in first and took
off, and he's realised I could actually drive a manual.
Good, mate.
Nothing ever surprises me with sticky anymore.
Anything that I can do, sticky can do.
Yeah, better.
No.
How am I going?
All right?
You scared?
3.25, I need change.
Birdwalk.
He's a fast learner.
I'll do it.
Are you sure?
Yep.
I am a fast learner, OK.
Drive me in school, all right?
OK, let's go.
Go, sister.
If, suppose, you see the first state point and you had
a headache, immediately, stop, the others will hit you.
Dad, he always hangs it on me for my driving skills,
so we might be able to give him a bit of payback.
The amount of traffic on the road and the number of people is bedlam.
All right, let's crank it up to 40.
I just need you to...
Say nothing.
I was the classic backseat driver.
It was killing me.
Green arrow, good.
We had our aura cleansing spray.
Spraying it up, spraying it up.
He needs to feel the love, too.
Now we're all feeling the love.
I'm turning.
I've turned into the street and there's just things going on everywhere.
And you're trying to miss bikes and the scooters coming
up the side and cars just pulling out in front of you.
And all of a sudden, I just hear this bang.
And I just froze, and it was like, oh, no.
I could fail just for this.
I was driving along doing the roadblock, and all of a sudden, I just hear this bang.
You guys drove his hand car, didn't you?
No exchange of insurance details.
Straight.
So you're going to crash back there, mate.
I didn't, I was stopped.
They ran into me.
Right.
She was so serious, her hands were like, and her
face was this close to the wheel driving one.
That was the Grandma Indian driver.
Yes, yes.
It was really, really scary, but we got through it, and I can say I drove in India.
Good driver.
Thank you.
Very info.
Stack and deliver 75 pots.
Teams must now stack an ox cart with 75 clay pots and deliver them to the
vendor at the other end of the market where they'll receive their next clue.
Should you break more than 15 pots, you will receive
a penalty to be served at the drop-off point.
Good, mate.
Thank you.
Just for the flag, clay pots, definitely.
Compass the driving, luckily.
Even though you crashed.
Right, if I crashed, I wouldn't have got the info, mate, all right?
Okay, choose this one.
We arrived at the pots, and we saw all these piles of pots.
They were neatly stacked, so we thought that's
how you've got to pack them on your cart.
This is our leg, Joey.
Come on, we can do it.
Let's go right here, then, I guess, mate.
Let's do it.
75 of these bad boys.
They're not exactly fitting into this little thing.
These are for your posture.
This is the light refreshment.
Suppose you want tea, coffee, to be seen.
You slow down your bit, okay?
Over here.
Okay, let's go.
She's an excellent driver.
Sit on that hard, hey?
Stop.
How'd I go?
Good?
Oh, yay.
Excellent.
Thank you very much.
Stack and deliver 75 pots to the flag, dropped
off point in order to receive your next clue.
Choose a marked ox cart.
Yeah, can we have this one?
Ready to go?
Do the outside perimeter.
No, here, we've got to make a square.
Yeah, go, go, go.
Careful, they'll smash.
Don't do this.
Oh, good match.
Thank you.
Using an ox cart, stack and deliver 75 pots.
Look at how the others have stacked them up.
Yeah, that's probably good.
I did find the driving quite embarrassing, to be honest.
I am quite confident at driving, but it was just the environment of having
an actual instructor next to me just made me get all stiff and tightened up.
I was getting the impression I'd never driven a vehicle ever in my life.
You were giving him that impression.
Shut up.
I'm staying frozen.
Are you sorry?
Just relax.
Stay loose.
Oh, okay.
All right, thanks.
I will teach you the road signs.
Getting the lesson beforehand was hilarious.
If you will not obey these signs, there will
be no fine, but you will have an accident.
They just drive wherever they want.
For your own safety, you have to obey these, okay?
All right.
I'd said to Andrew, no way.
We'll get to drive in India.
Someone will get killed.
I'm stuck behind this guy here.
This is the problem.
It's a mad ass.
I don't want to get a ticket off the police.
What are they like around here?
They give you a ticket?
This is the other guys, the other guy I think, sweetie.
Oh, they can have the ass, they get it after us.
We'll do whatever it takes.
Stop.
I had no idea how I managed to catch up to them.
Hey, bro!
Here we are, having a bit of a stare down at the traffic lights and
start revving a bit, you know, feeling a bit of a drag race vibe.
He's stalling.
He's stalling it.
The bouffettes were stalling in the middle of the ride.
They were stalling the car.
Unfortunately, my 20Ks per hour didn't keep up to it on the back.
Boy, then soon they left us in the dust.
If anyone wants to stop the book, then full tug.
And then we had to learn from our ox instructor how to drive him.
Just remember, stop.
I think the ox got a little confused by my Australian accent.
It didn't work.
Tension break, let go, forward.
Ah, woo-hoo!
We're on the way.
Go, everybody, woo-hoo!
The pots were neatly stacked flat and then on diagonals.
I was about 80% confident that we packed them perfectly.
Slow, slow, slow, please.
Slow, slow, slow.
No, Michelle!
In the first 30 seconds, we lost about 20 pots straight up.
Just wait, wait, wait.
If you lost more than 15 pots in challenge, you were going to receive a penalty.
Just slow.
Really slow.
We had 74 stacked on.
We took off.
Nice and slow, dude.
It was just a nightmare.
We thought we were going to probably have 10 pots left.
Hold up, mate.
It's a manual.
I don't know what's going to happen.
I've only ever driven an automatic car.
You realised I don't know how to do this.
Welcome to the break-up.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What's that, mate?
Grace doesn't have the best driving skills according to her insurance company.
OK.
Clutch.
I leave it on one.
My mother's Italian.
Italians can drive like Indians.
Yeah, yeah.
Crazy, crazy.
Nobody come near me, please, for a minute.
I managed to drive the car.
And the good thing was, the horn.
I would just push it for the most of the time in every reason.
She's clapping that horn.
I hope you're taking it.
No, I'm not.
I'm not.
Am I?
Really?
I think we're just going to get run over.
Really?
Joey, how good do I look driving manual?
She's constantly driving.
Oh, OK.
OK.
Stop!
Stop, stop, stop, stop!
So we finally see the last area where we get to start
unpacking the pots and count how many we actually had left.
So we have 48.
You break 15, you start 15.
All the other teams were catching up and we didn't know
if they were going to have penalties and overtake us.
That was hard.
Yeah!
Do you want to choose this one?
Stop.
Choose a marked ox cart, darling.
If we don't go too quickly, we've got to make sure we get this right.
Well, let's get the base down, sweetie.
All right, so what are we going to do here?
We went to take off.
If anyone's unstoppable, put it home.
I just did this one sort of shimmy.
And it just didn't stop.
Doosh, doosh, doosh, doosh, doosh.
How many pots do you reckon we busted?
Tons.
They hadn't even got out of the starting stores and they lost half their pots.
So we were a little bit better off than the girls.
Sit, Dad, go back.
Steady, steady, steady, steady, steady.
Sorry, keep going.
Come on, cow.
That's it, good pace.
That's all right, that's all right.
That's all right, I saw him.
I nearly hit a dog and I think he panicked and I saw it and he grabbed
the steering wheel and I thought, oh, he's going to fail me here.
I saw him at the last minute.
No, he was happy, he was withdrawing, he's nodding.
Beautiful.
Thank you very much.
Is this a cut?
I don't know, it's probably a trick to it.
All right, steer this baby home, Sue.
Our rabid bull went absolutely psycho.
Take it easy if you can.
Ah, it's not that kind.
I know, I know.
Okay.
All right, you okay?
You got the back?
Hold the door up in your hand tightly.
Come on, sir.
Put the door up on it.
One of the bullfeds, he's standing there stacking his box up.
With his backpack on.
With his backpack on and he takes out a whole row of the back of our car.
What?
Like, you banged into me, I didn't move.
And I'm thinking, you dickhead, you knew you did it.
I did not do that.
You drove into me.
I fully intend to catch up with him and say, hey, do you want to play?
Bloody bull had his backpack on and back-swapped the whole of our trailer.
It just made it all start crashing.
And then he's standing there going, oh, I didn't move, you did it.
We're not nasty people, but it's gone.
I think we could be possibly the worst team to cross.
We're old, we've got long memories.
Thank you.
Even after finishing our time penalty, we were still in first place.
We were on fire.
Hello, roadblock.
Who is the Stairmaster?
In this second roadblock of the leg, teams must
head here to the ancient step well at Amir.
The team member performing the roadblock must use a combination of exactly 41
steps down and 10 steps up to reach the guru who'll hand them their next clue.
OK, so we need to go to Hannah, Meena, Kebel.
Who is the Stairmaster to you?
All right.
Who's driving?
Yeah, come on.
Can I tell you?
Do it, mate.
Come on!
Watch out, everybody, watch out.
Watch out, coming.
Holy Jesus, hold on.
It was crazy.
Everything was there, it was just madness.
Hold on, everybody.
My God, there was cows.
Why is there a cow in the room?
Who put that there?
Where's all this stuff coming from?
You'll be right.
Go, go, go.
OK, I thank God for Botox.
That's all I can say because my whole face would be gone like this right now.
So it makes me look quite thrilled and happy.
Surprised.
23.
We were hunting the opposition down in deep.
There had been a bit of a closing up of the other teams.
63, 64.
33.
Too many broken.
I didn't expect it.
We hadn't broken 15 pots, so we were very happy to bypass the 15-minute penalty.
Well, congratulations.
Thank you very much.
Who is the Stairmaster?
Yep, we are the Stairmaster.
We got the next clue, and we knew we were in front of a few teams.
Personally, I think we had a dodgy cart.
We had a 15-minute time penalty.
While we were waiting it out, there was kids sticking their
hands out of the school and we were, like, shaking their hands.
Hey, hey, hey.
Doo, doo, doo, doo, doo.
Stop here.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you.
See how nice and firm that is?
Can you see what I'm talking about here?
Mr. James, I think we need to stack these pots like bead balls, so if we
have a strong foundation, hopefully we can build on the strong foundation.
That's what we should take a leaf out of the pot book.
The forfeit's turned up just after us.
Hold on to our tail.
We need to go up to a storm?
Just take a minute.
Hurry!
Too many broken.
They got your first 15 minutes.
The buffet hadn't smashed their pots.
We would've had a better go.
It's not very fair, is it?
Oh, I've got words.
Too many broken.
I think we can run, because we're faster than them.
Thank you.
Who is the stair master?
They'll do it.
You know where that is?
We'll be back in a second, mate.
So I was on the roadblock, and it was just this massive, overwhelming well.
Let's go, Sticks.
It looked like a Harry Potter movie with stairs changing different ways.
There's stairs going everywhere.
41 down, 10 up.
Come on, mate.
All right.
One, two, three.
You had to go down 41 steps and up 10, and you could do it in
any way, but you had to get to him in that amount of steps.
One, two, three.
Go back.
I'm just like, oh, no, we're going to be here all day.
You've done this before, mate.
All right, mate, you know.
Here we go, there you go.
Keep going, there's only five.
Let's go.
Watch out, buddy, watch out.
I'm running into locals coming through on their bikes.
Stop, stop, stop.
I'm saying, sorry, sorry, because I didn't want any pots to come off.
She jolts around a bit, the old boy.
It's a roadblock.
Who is the Stairmaster?
I'm the Stairmaster.
I'm doing it.
Forty-five.
Forty-five?
Yeah.
Yeah, good.
Too many.
Oh, my God, get this old man away from me.
Yeah, beat the horn.
There, now go, go, let's go.
Grace refused to go over five kilometres an hour.
Come on, Grace, come on, come on, Grace, come on.
Come on, Grace.
Thank you very much.
Should you break more than 15 pots, you receive
a penalty to be served at the drop-off point.
Zoe, should you go on there now?
Start grabbing some pots.
They should pretty much be touching.
One, two, three, four, five, six, one, two, three, four, five.
This little path kind of took my eye.
And I saw it going, yeah, that looks about right.
Come on, mate.
One, two, three, four, five, down again, one, two, three.
Here we go, mate, done.
Thank you so much.
Mate, you're an absolute animal.
Make your way to the next pit stop.
Nahaga Fort overlooking Jaipur was built nearly 300 years ago to defend the city.
Then became a retreat for the Maharaja and his nine wives.
Today it is the most popular landmark in Jaipur
and the pit stop for this leg of the race.
The last team to arrive here may be eliminated.
Come on, mate.
Let's go.
I can't believe you did that so quick, dude.
Let's do it.
Wait, number.
I lost to Taryn, is it?
Taryn and Ross got to the challenge probably about a minute before us.
Even though we were disappointed, we're still in it.
Six, seven, eight.
Having Michelle there was a good motivator.
In fact, I knew I just had to beat her.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
Come on, Taryn, you're laying low.
Come on, Taryn, you can do it.
Three, four, five, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen.
My plan was to keep going in the same direction.
I didn't want to confuse myself too much.
Twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five.
Just work it out.
Give me a ride.
All back.
All right.
Three, nine, forty.
Forty-one.
Go, Cheryl, you can do it.
All back.
I don't know what I'm counting.
I just do forty-one steps down and ten up.
Seven, eight, nine, ten.
Hopefully Taryn keeps it for your mind.
It learns from each time that she fails to make it right.
It does the necessary adjustment and comes up with the right result fairly quickly.
Way well.
Pressure was on me and I wanted to get us out of there as quickly as possible.
I knew I had to keep my mind focused on the task.
All back.
I'll be worried about this.
This is one I'd probably should have done.
Okay.
Carmen, did we drop Grace?
No, okay, they're all good.
Come back here and put that one on top.
We were going for slow and steady and hopefully not getting a time penalty.
We spent a little bit more time... Much more time.
Much more time than the others.
Stacking them to the others.
Okay, that's it.
Good, Paul.
It's all good.
Just work it out.
You'll be all right.
Three.
We had a chance to get to the front of the pack and it was down to me.
I had to prove myself and get this done for Dad.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Dammit, Taryn's got it.
Yes, Taryn!
Goodbye!
I was ecstatic when Taryn appeared holding the clue.
I guess I've got to trust Taryn except that she doesn't need me to guide her to do it.
Make your way to the next pit stop.
All right, let's go.
Where's our guy?
Don't overthink it.
You got your paper.
All right.
Relax.
You can do it.
I've got faith.
Go for it.
You can do it.
Yeah, you can.
Feel the love.
I ran down those stairs and I was thinking, okay, I can get this, I can get this.
Wasn't that 10?
Oh, too many.
I blew it.
I could not get that together.
Get going, Sue.
It looks like it goes down for like 40 stairs,
but she has to go up 10 at the same time.
Go, Shira, you can do it.
Bulldog.
I'm not getting it.
It's Ross and Taryn will catch up on us.
They come home strong.
They're not far away.
Keep going.
Go, go, go, go.
No, no.
We wanted them.
Cheers for one time, little bitch.
We had a bit of trouble with our rickshaw driver.
No, we don't have one, Taryn.
This is all our money.
This is all the money we have.
No, no, no.
Our driver basically wanted double what we'd agreed
on and double the amount of money that we had left.
Please, sir, we can't.
It's impossible, mate.
We have no more money at all.
The whole time we knew Ross and Taryn weren't
far behind and this guy just wouldn't stand down.
We can't get any more money.
This is it.
We don't have enough to pay our taxis.
The tuk-tuk driver wanted a thousand and we only had 500 left to give him.
Sirs, please.
We knew we were in first place, but then on the other hand... We were stressing.
Yeah, stressing at the same time.
So we started begging.
We knew Ross and Taryn were far behind.
Sir, 200.
Thank you so much.
Thank you very much.
Give me 400.
All right.
Okay, okay.
Are we good?
Yes.
Thank you so much.
Cheers.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
Yeah, here we go.
Here we go.
Yep, here it is.
Let's go.
See you, mate.
Keep going.
Welcome to Jaipur, India.
Thank you very much, sir.
Sam, sticky.
Your team number one.
Yeah!
Damn!
As winners of this leg of the race, you've won a
state-of-the-art home entertainment system from Bengali.
It's valued at $5,000.
Oh, mate.
It's yours to enjoy at the end of the race.
Congratulations, fellas.
Well done.
That's incredible.
Thank you.
How do you do it?
Oh, mate.
A lot of luck just then, mate.
A lot of begging.
We've had two massive legs now.
Two wings in a row.
We're over the moon.
We're stoked.
Ross and Taryn, you're the second team in.
Great job.
You passed it, cow fella.
You've got to love that.
We're about 50 metres from the finishing line.
Sam, we don't lose any more pods.
It'd be pretty good.
Thank you very much.
Thank you.
It was the Stairmaster.
I'll do it.
Okay, go.
All right.
Is this going to break down?
Grab that one.
I didn't drop many, so we were given a clue straight away.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Who is the Stairmaster?
That's me.
Slow and steady, please.
There was kids everywhere, a motor-box, cows, there's pigs.
Watch out for the eggs.
This little kid was pinching me in the bum.
Cheeky devil.
If you touch my bum again, I'll tell your mum.
I gave him this test, too.
There we go.
Good ball.
Good job, Amelia.
There's all these little Indian children running
along, which I thought were being nice and friendly.
They were throwing the pots off the wagon.
That's it.
You're doing very well.
And little Miss Teacher here, who does nothing but boss people around all
day, couldn't tell the little pipsqueaks not to knock the pots off the back.
I don't know.
And I was just walking along with... Listen, I don't know.
You must have seen one knock it off.
She wasn't even telling the little kids to stop it.
Finish line.
Look at that.
We got this.
I think they got it.
Twenty-three.
Not that many survived.
Thirty-three.
Fifteen minutes.
Sixty-three.
Sixty-four.
Woo!
We absolutely kick off with that.
That's it, you know?
We're last again.
Okay.
Oh, my goodness.
The first time I stood on the top step, I just about had vertigo.
One, two.
No handrails on the steps or anything.
Come on, Dawn.
Come on, Cheryl.
You can do it this time.
She's got to stay positive and work this out.
There was so many stairs up and down, and I did it six, maybe seven times.
Thank you, Sarah.
Let's go.
Make your way to the pit stop.
We go to this palace, you know?
Fifteen, sixteen, seven.
I kept trying to rearrange the numbers, rearrange my
thoughts, rearrange my attitude, rearrange my vibe.
You should have done it.
All back.
Nothing was working.
It was close.
Come on, Dawn.
You weren't going the right way, I'm sure of it.
I stuck with the same route.
I was sure that I had the right counts.
But when you keep running it, you think, have I missed a step?
Have I not counted right?
All back.
Oh, you're kidding me.
That is a puzzle and a half.
I stepped up to the stair challenge, and I knew that all this gloating that I missed a mental performer, this is my opportunity
to either make myself look really bad or to actually show that I'm not actually arrogant and I do back my skills up.
I'm going to count it for a living, so I should be good with numbers.
Seven, eight.
To me, it was a logic game.
You had to go up 10 steps and down 41 steps.
All the upward steps are in groups of five, so
I need to make my way up two flights of stairs.
Second up, three, four, five, down, 40, 41.
I just made my way to the goo, and thank you very much.
Got it all right first go, but that's got to be expected on me.
Paul smashed a whole bunch of those urns off our bloody trolley.
I had a word to Steve about the collision.
He said you've run into him.
I didn't see anything else.
He's got a cup.
Oh, yeah!
Paul ran in first time and just liked it, grabbed it.
Who's a genius?
Make your way to the next kitchen.
Come on, Dawn.
Let's roll, baby.
Thank you.
Go, baby!
Go, girl!
Make your way to the next pick stop.
Dawn, we need to bring those around here.
Where's your... We bolted back to our tut-tuts, blocked by those guys.
Only to find that Steve and Paul had theirs parked
in front of them so we couldn't get ours out.
They actually rolled theirs forward to put them
in front of us so that we couldn't get out.
See you later!
Paul, go, go, go!
You ready, Bar?
We're at least another place up.
Two if we beat Kim and Dawn, which I really want to do.
Hey, it's a race.
We'll do whatever it takes.
Pass him, pass him.
Get past him.
Shall I show you the third team end?
Pass him.
Start the team.
Kim and Dawn.
Can we go faster?
We can't lose to them.
Pass him, pass him.
Go, go, go.
There was a neck and neck running with the wolf head.
They're not going to move for anyone.
Pass him, yay!
Get past him.
And we're flying.
Good job.
Here.
Kim and Dawna, you're team number four.
Did you cheer on people like some people have?
Bad things will happen.
Yeah.
Don't cheat, be nice.
We already have had our revenge with the wolf heads.
We flogged them today.
That doesn't mean there'll be the end for me, but...
Paul and Steve, you're the fifth team end.
Who saw this, mate?
Go.
When we got there, we could see Sue was also doing it.
And we thought, geez, they've lost a lot of ground
because they were way up at three or something.
I was third.
So we thought, this is going to be a tough one.
All right, 41 down, 10 up.
All right.
Come on, buddy.
21, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Come on, Andrew.
Can we go up or down here?
Ah, thank you.
Who is the Stairmaster?
I am apparently the Stairmaster.
Come on, let's go.
Thank you.
Give me the clue.
That place was one of the coolest things I think I'd ever seen.
Eh, I've been here for a little while.
Numbers is not J-14.
And I'm worried.
I think it was 15.
What am I up to?
Am I up to 20?
20, 21, 22, 23, 24.
All she's changing.
49, 40, 41.
No fiber.
Go, Andy.
All right, um...
Okay.
Thank you very much.
Did you get it?
Yep.
You're beyond eight.
It was hard to work out.
I think maybe I fluked it a little bit.
No, give yourself credit, mate.
You smashed it.
Make your way.
Yes.
Next pit stop.
Okay.
I smashed it.
Oh, might as well just get out now.
It's all right, Susie.
My brain's fried.
Okay, good luck.
Thank God I did not do that talent.
I don't really like to use my brain.
19, 20, 21.
Okay, Susie.
28, 29, 30, five, one, two, three.
Joey's really cool with numbers and puzzles because he obviously studies finance.
40, 41.
On my first attempt, I actually got it.
Thank you.
If I could do most of the roadblocks, we'd get through, so...
Make your way to the next pit stop.
Each team was coming and they were going.
It was one of the hardest things to watch.
Breathe, Sue, breathe!
You're done, Susie!
You're done, Sue!
If she keeps you on an old vlogger...
Take your time.
Zip it.
I don't even know what I'm up to.
How you going?
How you going, Jim?
40, 41.
Thank you very much.
Oh, Jesus, he's got it.
This is unbelievable.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my genius.
All right.
Make your way to the next pit stop.
Oh, geez.
The palace must be this way, is it?
We were on the way to the pit stop.
All right, here we go.
Next thing we know, Joe and Race are on our tail.
That's it.
Police officers.
Go, mate.
You're going to have to go a bit faster.
Go, go, go, go, go, go.
Come on.
Faster.
Go, go, go, go, go.
Come on.
They've gone.
Which way?
Where?
Which way?
This way.
Which way?
Where?
What do you mean they're the wrong way?
Come on.
We chucked the right, and sure enough, they were the markers.
And they hadn't seen them.
They hadn't seen them.
Shane and Andrew, your team number six is safe.
Well done, boys.
Tell me good news.
Joseph and Grace.
Yes, sir.
Your team number seven.
See you again.
Thank you so much.
It was a big trip.
You need a new suspension now.
Mark the way.
James and Sarah, your team number eight.
That can't be right.
This is it.
There's one more team to come.
I could not get my head around it.
I was hot, and I was so mad at myself for not getting it.
I'd been down and back, I reckon about 30 or 40 times up and back.
I just couldn't do it.
That's not right.
Just do your best to help.
Wow, this place is incredible.
I just sort of said, look, you know, my thighs need the work.
Let's just see how many times I have to do these.
21, 22, 23, 24, 25.
It's another one of those challenges that messes with your head.
Because you're looking at it and you start to question
it and you're thinking, should I be zigzagging?
Should I be going up now?
Do I go down?
And there are stairs going in every direction.
Now what?
Then down.
1, 2, 3, 8, 3, 9.
Fall back!
Oh, you feel bad.
I feel terrible.
It was just down to me and Amelia.
I kept missing it by one step.
It was so frustrating not being able to do it.
Fall back!
My heart sank because I knew that whoever was going
to be last out of there was most likely going home.
I was counting.
If I went five down, I'd put five with an arrow down
and then ten up and I'd put ten with an arrow up.
My body was hurting.
My brain was just scrambled.
You're doing great.
Nothing was working, but giving up is never an option for us.
Fall back!
41 down, ten up, 41 down, ten up.
41 down, ten up.
I just did 41 down, ten up, I think.
I did 41 down, ten up.
41 down!
Yes!
Oh, I've never been so happy to see that envelope.
Thank you.
Yes!
That was such a buzz for me because I'm not a puzzle person, Amelia.
Oh, my God!
We don't quit us by nature, and that's, I
think, something that we've learnt from our mum.
Make your way to the next pit stop.
I was feeling if I get this really quickly, we might be able to pass them.
Send me a vibe, send me a vibe, give me the figures, give me the figures.
One, two, three, four, five.
I was so proud of Sue for not giving up.
I knew she wouldn't give up anyway.
36, 37.
Thank you.
Then when she got it, I was just like, yes, go, Sis.
Make your way to the next pit stop.
Do you know where to go?
We'll have confidence we can catch up.
Fast, fast, fast.
Get ready for our final little battle here.
Fast, fast, fast.
One, two, three, four, five.
Come on, Sis.
No, it's still at the end.
A hundred.
Keep the change, buddy.
I'm wet here.
This here, Amelia?
Yes.
You're the ninth team to arrive.
You are safe.
Oh, yes.
Oh, music right here.
By the skin of your teeth, girls.
That's how we roll.
Always, that's how we roll.
That's how we roll.
Welcome to Jaipur, India.
Thank you.
Sue and Theresa.
You're the last team to arrive.
And I'm sorry to tell you that this is a pre-determined elimination leg.
And that means girls that you are out of the race.
I think you've run a great race and you've got an amazing attitude.
I mean, we both love life.
Love everything about it.
And... Love to laugh.
Love to have a good time.
And what an opportunity it's been.
The race definitely has heightened our friendship.
We bonded for life and no one could ever take it away from us.
We're like soul sisters now.
No regrets.
Yeah, maybe it was sort of a poetic justice I was meant to come here.
I was so happy that we saw India.
Next time... What did you buy?
It's a race through the desert.
As the competition heats up... Mate, you've got rocks in your head.
And one team...
Won't make it to the pit stop.
Oh my God, there's men here, Amelia.
We made a mistake.
We got arrested.