[Grant] Previously on The Amazing Race Australia…
"Welcome to Jaipur."
As teams hit the streets of Jaipur, India, a run-in with Paul and Steve…
-Oh, no! -I did not do that. You drove into me.
…left Kym and Donna reeling.
[Kym] We could be the worst team to cross.
We're old. Long memories.
[Grant] Flatmates, Sticky and Sam, made it two legs in a row.
You're team number one.
But hairdressers, Sue and Teresa…
-Feel the love. -…tripped up at the steps challenge.
My brain was just scrambled.
I don't even know what I'm up to.
And finished last.
You are out of the race.
Nine teams remain. Who will be eliminated next?
[Grant] Jaipur, the exotic capital of Rajasthan,
is known as India's Pink City.
And overlooking Jaipur is the historic Nahargarh Fort.
Nahargarh Fort is now the starting point for the fourth leg,
as teams continue to race around the world.
Sticky and Sam were the first to arrive.
So they'll depart first at 1:37 p.m.
Oho! "Fly to Dubai."
Teams must now travel to Delhi,
then fly to the desert metropolis of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates,
home of some of the tallest skyscrapers in the world.
Once in Dubai, teams must search the airport car park for their next clue.
But before flying out, teams are required to play their hand
at this very first must-vote U-Turn,
forcing the team with the most votes
to complete both sides of the Detour later in this leg.
[Sticky] Let's U-Turn someone.
We didn't even need to consult each other. We're going to U-Turn Paul and Steve.
For obvious reasons, like, they're a really strong team, but--
it basically came down to the fact that we don't like them.
-Go. -Go, go, go.
Oh, my God. "Fly to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Teams must vote to U-Turn another team in this leg."
Yep, there we are, that's the one.
Paul and Steve.
Paul and Steve are the ones who were in the gun
and they had to be fired.
I'm very proud of Tarryn. She's got a real steely determination.
Our goal, at the end of the day, is to make that final three.
We've got to keep our mindset
and we don't want anyone thinking we're the favorites.
The guy's looking for our tickets now, so hopefully we can sort them out quickly.
I think we always knew that we were going to be a strong team,
and now winning two out of three legs,
I think everyone else knows
that Sticky's arm isn't going to affect us whatsoever.
-The same tickets as those boys. -Yeah, yeah.
"Fly to Dubai, United Arab Emirates."
We choose to U-Turn Paul and Steve.
Definitely more a strategic vote to get rid of a stronger team.
-Are you a fast driver? Fast? -[driver] Yeah.
[Michelle] So we've done really well so far with the three legs.
We've even impressed ourselves.
Go. You go first.
"Fly to Dubai." -Woo-hoo!
"Teams must vote to U-Turn a team in this leg."
I think we can do that.
-Boofheads. -Boofheads.
Steve and Paul were the best choice strategically,
-but we chose them out of spite. -'Cause it made us happy too.
[Kym] Let's go, baby.
"Fly to Dubai."
-Dubai! -"Fly to Dubai."
[Paul] We'll vote them.
There you go.
[Shane] This wasn't that hard, was it?
We had Paul and Steve in mind if it was going to come up anyway.
-[Andrew] There they are. -[Shane] There they are.
Go, go, go, go, go!
Going into the fourth leg, we're bringing the businessman attitude
'cause we do feel that nice people will finish last.
All right, 370. That's it.
370, no. I'm not negotiating. It's 370.
[Shane] Paul, we saw him in action at the taxis, trying to pay,
and he's like this.
That's how serious he is.
Oh!
Walks around a bit with the watermelons under the arms,
you know what I mean?
-Carrying the watermelons. -Got the big guns.
-[Andrew] Come on buddy, relax. -[Shane] Yeah.
Was it 500 for you?
One thousand for you.
-Okay. -Okay?
As soon as we'd paid him and walked away, we thought that was stupid.
Why did we give him that much money?
I think we just got screwed again, boys.
[gasps] "Fly to Dubai."
"United Arab Emirates."
-Let's go. Let's do it. -Let's go, let's go.
-[Grace] Who are we going to U-Turn? -Steve and Paul.
Steve, we have no issue with, but Paul,
he's playing the game too hard and he's not playing the game right.
He's actually very selfish and everything's about him.
[Sarah] Who are we voting for?
We automatically thought of the Italian sisters, Emilia and Lucy.
Because they were the only ones behind us.
I like those girls, but--
I know, so do I. It's just strategic.
Sorry, girls. We do love you.
We're getting stronger, we're getting quicker, we're getting smarter.
'Cause I'm not happy.
-All right, 400 it is. -No!
No. He says it's 320 and he says 310, you want to give him 400 bucks?
Mate, you've got rocks in your head.
All right, you're going to get 300.
"Fly to Dubai."
We were really super excited.
It's also because Dubai's on your way to Europe,
so we're hoping the next stop is Italy.
We are choosing to U-Turn Shane and Andrew because we think they're strong
and they can handle a U-Turn, whatever the U-Turn is.
-Think of it as a compliment, boys. -But we hate doing it.
Whoo! Dubai!
And we're having the best time
and I think our strategy has to be just to have fun.
Have you seen this?
That is a urinal.
-What time does this train leave? -You are 5:15.
-Every man and his dog is on this train. -That's right.
Back to an even playing field.
[Sam] We got off the train at Delhi
and it was just another one of those mad rushes.
[Sarah] Let's go.
-This one, okay? -[Grace] Taxi!
We're going to use this taxi.
[Michelle] Driver, driver. Fast!
-[Emilia] Taxi or tuk-tuk? -[Lucy] We need a taxi.
-[Shane] Airport? -[driver] Airport, yeah.
Let's go.
So we hope we get to the airport first, ahead of the other teams.
[Jo] Thank you, sir.
Very fast driving.
[Grace] Joey, run with me.
[Kym] We're trying to get flights to Dubai.
Sarah.
So the only one is the 4:15 on Emirates?
-Do they have any seats? -Can you call so we can book a ticket?
So we actually did it. We got on that first flight.
[Grant] Kym and Donna, Shane and Andrew,
James and Sarah, Michelle and Jo,
Sticky and Sam, and Joseph and Grace
are on the first flight from Delhi to Dubai,
scheduled to arrive at 6:10 a.m.
We're looking for a transfer via AI 349, then to Dubai.
We found a transfer connection via Mumbai.
We're going to share this one. You can go to Air India.
It's just frustrating that we go through all this effort to do research
and then he just decides to share with all our competition
when we're trying to get ahead of them.
He doesn't see anything wrong with that. It's just not thinking tactically.
-[Lucy] Thank you very much. -[Emilia] Beautiful. Thank you.
Exactly the same as the girls got. Exactly the same.
[Grant] Paul and Steve, Ross and Tarryn, and Lucy and Emilia
are now traveling via Mumbai on the second flight,
arriving in Dubai at 8:15 a.m.
[Shane] We're racing.
[Sticky] Let's catch up to them!
[Joseph] Let's go through here first.
-[Grace] All right. -[Joseph] Come on!
-[Grace] Joey! -[Joseph] There they are. Cool.
Detour. "Dune Bash or Camel Dash."
[Grant] Teams must now drive themselves 90 kilometers to the Al Faqa Desert.
In this Detour, teams will have to choose
between the two most popular forms of desert transport in Dubai,
Dune Bash or Camel Dash.
In Camel Dash, teams must ride a camel around a short course
and collect four colored flags,
then return to the start in order to receive their next clue.
In Dune Bash, teams must drive a dune buggy
around a ten-kilometer desert course.
Drive too fast and teams could find themselves in trouble.
Too slow, they'll get bogged.
And be stuck in the middle of nowhere.
-Dune Bash. Let's go. -Dune Bash.
-Aussie side. -Go back.
We drive on the right here.
It's funny driving with the steering wheel on the left-hand side.
It's a funny feeling. I've just got to adjust to it.
[James] All right, I'm driving.
[Sarah] "Dune Bash or Camel Dash"?
-We're going to do-- -Camel Dash.
-[Kym] Dune Bash. -Yes, that's us.
-Dune Bash. -Dune Bash. Yeah.
The main issue's going to be finding the town of Al Faqa.
I hope I'm pronouncing that right.
We're trying to get to Al Faqa?
[man]
"Fa-kwa"?
-Dune Bash? -It's got to be Dune Bash.
Let's go with the camel. Something different.
-All right. -You know what I mean?
[Grace speaking Arabic] Straight?
[in Arabic]
It's easier for a girl to ask directions if she knows how to speak the language.
[Joseph] We speak a little bit of Arabic. We did use that to our advantage.
[in Arabic]
[in English] Go straight.
-Slow down. You've missed it, darling. -What?
-That was it there-- -I'll go around again.
We're going to yell at each other a lot today,
-but we'll be okay. -I'm not going to yell at you at all.
There's not really any people we can ask around here, mate.
We literally just drove around in circles.
It could be down towards the desert this way.
-Your guess is as good as mine. -Yeah.
All right. There you go. Al Faqa. That's what we're after.
I can't wait to start driving on the sand dunes.
[Grace] This is actually what I wanted to do in Dubai.
I wanted to experience the adventure on the dunes.
-I can't even run on this. -I'm on the driver's side.
We were the first team there
and we knew there was a risk of getting bogged,
but I couldn't resist the temptation of riding dune buggies in the sand.
And I let him drive.
Go, let's go. All right. Leave the course.
[Joseph] We had a ten-kilometer rally track
to go through these really hilly areas and just soft sand.
[Grace] Straight, there's going to be a small dip dropping left onto the hard--
-[screams] -[laughs]
"Ride your camels into the marked area and collect one flag of each color."
So we went camel riding.
I don't like camels, so I was freaking out.
Like, how can we control animals?
-[camel lowing] -Whoa!
[Michelle] Our experience with camels was up and down.
Am I holding it too hard? Oh, God.
Ready?
-Are you even on? -Yep.
Two of them are up there, Joey.
Okay.
We thought we're wasting our time here.
We're going to change Detours
-and we're going to do the buggy-- -The Dune Bash.
Slow.
Grace actually hit the gear stick with her thighs
and it put it back into neutral.
But you're the driver, so you're in charge of what happens.
[Joseph groans]
-Get out, get out. -All right. I'm out.
We're gonna dig it out.
Joey, what do we do?
[Joseph] We need traction.
[Grace] What does traction mean?
-Can we lift it up, Joe? -No.
I knew it was going to be tough. We weren't going anywhere.
We're in deep here.
Keep collecting rocks. Put them on the back of the wheel.
I made an effort to start digging the sand out.
Grace was definitely not the best help at that stage.
It was so hot and I was like, "No, I'm out. Joey, you do it."
I'm just going to enjoy the sand dunes. Make a little angel.
[Kym] Let's go.
[Donna] We both are petrolheads.
It was something that she could rock in and that I could smash.
Go a bit up here.
I'm wrestling, like, trying to even hold it straight
and I just went a little bit too far to the right.
[Jo] Go, go, go.
And we got bogged.
[Jo] We were doing so well. Why didn't you stay left?
-Why didn't you aim to-- -[Michelle] Stop yelling at me.
This is how we don't get through challenges.
You've got to give me a chance to do it!
-Still no other teams? -Put it in gear one all the way.
[Grace] The guy's bringing out the buggy.
No more showing off. There's no one to show off to.
There's no hot girls around here, all right?
Well, there is one, but I'm your sister. It doesn't really work.
Keep your thighs away from the gear stick.
Where do we got to go to get onto-- Follow you? All right, you ripper!
How fast is he going, mate? You're going to get a ticket.
There's our arrow.
[Sam] Nice.
Go! [whoops]
[Donna] Up. Straight up, go.
I knew that you would rock it and we'd be out in five seconds.
-I wanna go again. -[laughs]
I wanna go again!
Thank you very much.
"Drive yourselves to the…"
"…Wild Wadi in Dubai."
[Grant] Teams must now drive back to the city to the Wild Wadi Water Park.
This wave machine will be cranked to the maximum.
If teams can surf their way to the front, they can grab their next clue.
"On your way, teams must check in at the U-Turn board."
"If your team has been U-Turned,
you must successfully complete the other Detour
before proceeding." Let's go.
As soon as we were driving up to find out who was actually U-Turned,
I just saw Steve and Paul's photo.
-[Grace whoops] -[Joseph laughs]
[Joseph] There were actually six teams that U-Turned them.
Paul is not a team player. He's playing the game wrong.
Paul is just like, "I'm doing this." He doesn't help anyone.
It's a poor game strategy and that's why he's on the U-Turn board.
And it is the boofheads.
Paul and Steve.
-Which will be nice for them. -Are we surprised?
-No, we're not surprised. -Not really.
We're quite happy out that. Let's rock.
-[man] Hello. -Hello, sir.
We go up to where the camels are and it didn't seem too hard, did it?
Get on a camel and grab four flags.
To turn right?
Left. Yep.
I thought this is easy. We're going to smash this.
Okay. Whoa!
-There we go. -He's the one.
Whoa! He's away.
Okay. So we go left. Left.
-I was trying to be the camel whisperer. -[Andrew] Yeah.
[Shane] Left. Left.
Left!
[laughing]
Come on.
Am I doing something wrong, sir?
Cantankerous bloody things.
Go for the sky.
Keep going. That's right, that's right.
-Don't change it going into an uphill. -[Sam] You don't reckon?
[Michelle] The whole back of the car is underneath.
We must've been digging and digging for quite a while.
-We saw the girls getting bogged. -Hey, boys, could you help us?
Sam and Sticky drove past us.
They're going to struggle to get out of that as well.
[Sam] I thought, "Oh yeah, we're on here," started relaxing a bit
-and took one corner a bit too-- -Narrow.
Nearly rolled it down a very steep hill.
[Sticky] That's it. That's it.
[Sam] No.
We could be in a little bit of trouble here.
Careful.
He was flooring it and I was screaming the whole time.
[James] It's getting fogged up.
All I see is yellow. No, what are you doing?
-I'm trying-- -I can't see at all.
That did not help.
Oh, my God!
[Steve] There they are.
Detour. "Dune Bash or Camel Dash"?
-Dune Bash? -Dune Bash.
We're gonna do Dune Bash.
Dune Bash.
Remember, this is the other side of the vehicle you're driving.
Yes, Dad, I know.
Wow, look at Dubai, how awesome it is.
We think all the teams are in Dubai
and, unfortunately, I think we're also in last place again.
Who'd think this would be this hard?
Come on. Up.
Up. Up. Up.
Up!
Nah, abort mission.
We've got to go to the dune buggy now.
These are all duds. Let's go.
[Jo] Help has arrived.
[Michelle] Whoa!
We definitely learned that you needed momentum to go up over the hills.
[Michelle] You can't go slow. You gotta go fast.
Instantly, we were like, we are driving around.
Karma. Boys got karma.
[Sam] There's nothing we can do.
[Sticky] Mate, shut up. We've got to do it.
What can you do with sand like this, mate?
That would've been the most frustrated we've been for a long time.
Just try and dig it out.
Yeah! We're doing this.
Whoo!
"Drive yourselves to the Wild Wadi in Dubai."
Boot it.
I saw the little boogie boards and I thought, sweet, this should be easy.
Let's go!
Let's go. Quick, quick.
It's much harder than it looks.
[cheering]
[Grace] "Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
[Grant] Meydan Racecourse is home to the richest horse race in the world.
If teams pick a winning horse at today's race meeting,
they'll receive their next clue.
[Grace] "Warning: If you fail to pick a winner,
you must carry your teammate across the finish line."
[Joseph] Let's do it.
-Do we go under the bridge? -No.
-After the bridge. -Over the bridge?
I'm a little bit confused after that, but he said stay in the right-hand lane.
Keep on going up.
-Do we go straight through? -That's Vamera.
-What? -That's--
Yes, no, yes, no, backwards?
I'm just reading--
I'm just reading signs, okay? Don't snap at me.
We were starting to become undone just getting to the Wadi World.
[Kym] We need to get someone to lead us there.
-Well, could you try then, please-- -I don't have the cuteness of you, okay?
[car thuds]
[Donna] You all right?
[Donna] Yeah.
-How are you? Shane. -Good.
-Andrew. -Hello.
We decided to give up being camel jockeys for the day.
We'll try our hand now at the dune buggies.
But the problem with that was it was a ten-kilometer course
so we knew we were going to have to thrash the bejesus out of that thing.
Good luck, buddy.
I thought I could make up some time here being an "emergency pursuit driver."
I flogged it within an inch of its life.
[both laughing]
Mate, at least we're enjoying it.
It took too long to try and get it out,
-so the guys came and helped us out. -[Sticky] Drove it straight out.
Back in the zone, dude.
[Sam] Yeah.
Come on!
How?
We got stuck again.
[Sticky] Mate, just dig.
Mate, tell me your plan.
[Sticky] My plan is to finish, dude!
My plan was to take the safe option and do the camels.
[Sam] You never even said that.
Oh, I didn't say the camels was the safe option?
You said that. You didn't say let's do it.
We'll be all right.
Get me out of this thing.
Leave these in here? Cool.
-Jesus Christ. -Thank you so much.
You all right? Come on.
-Get me out of this sand. Now. -Come on. You're fine.
"Drive yourselves"-- hopefully not in that-- "to Wild Wadi."
The first time driving on the wrong side of the road,
I got too close to the curb, clipped the curb, and blew the tire.
-We were past fed up already. -Hmm.
We still don't know which way to go.
We just don't have any money, so we can't buy a map or anything,
which I'm sure is what everybody else has done,
is just bought a cheap little map.
-Worn out, frustrated. -Cranky, hate each other.
[Kym] Three brain cells each left.
If you can really help try to direct me, it would be great.
We weren't having fun.
Al Barsha, north. We're going south at the moment, aren't we?
-Donna? -I don't know.
Wild Wadi. Turn right? Do you turn right?
[screaming]
There's people screaming and it's a little disturbing.
I was really anxious.
I don't like anything that's, like, out of control.
I just threw her in there. I made her go first.
-Girlfriend got it first go. -Boom!
[Michelle] "Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
Cool.
[Joseph] This is Gate B.
We got to the races and we had to pick a winner.
Hello and welcome to Meydan. Here are your form guides.
-What do I do, Joey? -The first one. I'll do it.
What are you gonna do?
I don't understand horses. I don't understand anything.
I'm gonna let my brother do the talking.
Which one's gonna win?
Five. Race 5 now?
Race 1.
We'll do seven. Race 5.
Go, put it in.
-Thank you. -Thank you.
Thank you for your selection. Best of luck.
[Grace] Thank you so much.
-[announcer on PA] Racing. -Go!
Number 7 and 5.
-[Joseph] Five's all the way at the back. -[Grace] Oh, five.
Come on, seven!
[announcer speaking indistinctly]
-No luck. -No luck on that one.
Everyone's going to catch up now. They'll catch race number two, so--
Wow. Look where we are.
-[Emilia] I know, that's amazing. -I can't believe we are here.
[Paul] It's an easy left, 100 meters to crest.
[Steve] This is awesome!
You think you've got everything under control, and then all of a sudden,
you've found yourself in a big hole going sideways.
Jesus Christ.
Whoo!
-[Emilia] Hello. -[Lucy] Hello.
Oh, shivers, Lucy, it's a manual.
Now, I learned to drive a manual
a couple of weeks before I came on the race.
Do you want me to drive?
No, Lucy, you don't know how to drive a manual. Neither do I, but--
-[Emilia] Do I go through here? -[Lucy] Yeah, it should be one.
Oh, shivers. Go, go.
Am I allowed to drive?
Well, Sticky's just like, "How about I drive for a bit?"
I'm just like, "You're welcome to it."
[Sticky] I was just so frustrated. I just booted it out of there.
[Sam] Good work.
"Drive yourselves to Wild Wadi…"
"…Wild Wadi in Dubai."
[Sticky] Let's go, mate.
Can you get the boot again?
Let's do it.
I thought it was gonna be tricky. Just jumped in, just put both hands out,
just grabbed as many as I could and brought them back in.
He got it.
[Sarah] "Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
-No, you have to go-- -That way?
-Thank you. -Thank you.
[Jo] I'm feeling very underdressed right now.
-Want a big one? -I can do my own hair. Just clip your own.
Normally, if we go to the races, we would have fascinators.
-Hair, makeup, heels. -Yeah, go right out.
We were underdressed.
Hello.
-Hello, welcome to Meydan. -Thank you.
One at a time.
[speaking Arabic]
-Hold on. -Some of the locals helped us out.
[man in English]
-Fourteen? -Yeah.
Some were helpful, some weren't. Some were just guessing.
I need more men.
Now they've got their things on them, we can tell if they're pretty or not.
We decided to channel the pink,
so we went for any horse that had any sort of pink on it.
-Is that number 9, is it? -Yeah.
-Thank you very much. Best of luck. -Thank you.
-[announcer on PA] Racing. -Oh, my gosh. We're off.
Let's go!
[Michelle] Here they are. They're coming around the outside.
Come on!
[clamoring indistinctly]
Okay, we didn't get it. We've got to figure out how to do this.
I'm frustrated so bad that I just want to get out of here.
Rock!
[Paul] Over the next crest, dropping right, into a right turn.
A sharp left, sharp-- no straight, right.
What, love?
That was good fun.
Good driving, Dad.
Jesus.
"Drive yourself to Wild Wadi in Dubai."
"On your way, teams must check in at the U-Turn board
to verify if they have been U-Turned."
[Steve] Here we go.
We go up to the U-Turn board and surprise, surprise, we got U-Turned.
-It was a moment of predictable truth. -Yeah.
That's flattering. That's six out of nine teams that voted for us.
I'd almost feel insulted if it wasn't us that was U-Turned.
I'd be like, "Shouldn't we be the threats?"
-All right, let's go do it. -Let's do the next one.
Okay, now keep it consistent. Consistent.
Go. Good girl.
That's it, consistent. Well done, bella, good.
Go through here. Keep going, keep going.
It's bogging again.
We just kept bogging that thing like it was nobody's business.
Help us! Help.
I can see they're already laughing at us, Steve.
[Steve] What we had to do was ride it out to a marked area,
pick up four different colored flags. It sounds pretty simple in theory.
Go. [clicking tongue]
Oh, geez.
Hey.
What the hell?
I don't like camels.
-Here comes the sit. -Don't, don't.
[groans]
And all it would do is just go… [mimics lowing] and nothing else.
This is the most frustrating challenge ever.
It's pissing me off.
No? Okay.
That sun was coming down further and further.
I just really wanted to get it done.
We're pretty bogged in, Millie.
I thought we were gonna die.
I thought we were never gonna leave this desert.
I've got sand in places I never knew you could have sand.
Put it into perspective, look where we are and look what we're doing.
-This is fun. -Yeah.
Here we go.
You could sort of tell from the word go
whether the camel actually wanted to do anything or not.
There was four flag posts. We had to get a flag out of each one.
[Paul] You can do it.
Got it.
We had a decent run. We'd managed to get three flags.
We only needed one more.
Come on!
Then it decided to chuck a hissy fit.
[Steve shouts]
Oh, man, I hate those camels.
I'm just calming down.
Sticky went down there and just plucked it off and we were away.
-Straight in. Two of them? -Ripped two of the buggers off.
That was quick, wasn't it?
[Sam] "Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
-All right, buddy. -That's right up their alley.
-Number 9 has stripes. -Number 9 has the Dragons' colors.
-It's five, yeah. -Five?
[Joseph] Here they are.
We had to go to the races.
So I said, "James, hold the paper,"
and I just went with the pen, like pin the tail on the donkey,
I just went-- That one.
Number 8. Mufraj.
[announcer on PA] Racing.
-Go! -Go, go, go!
[announcer] Onto the turn, 450 to go.
-Come on, number 12! -Go, number 12!
-Seven. -No luck for any of us.
[Michelle] That was pretty disheartening
and we had another 45-minute wait 'till the next race and we were panicking.
We're running out of races. There are only five races.
[Lucy] Go.
Now, where do I go?
Straight ahead.
It's just one flag. Just one flag.
Okay. Let's start again
and then be nice to the camels and go,
"Come on, buddy, we just need one more flag.
Please don't be a douche."
[Paul whoops]
[Steve] I got all four now.
Yeah!
Now, that's a relief.
He came through with the goods and we're out of there.
-Here you go, mate. -Yes!
Thanks, buddy.
I mean, the dune buggy was a lot easier than those camels.
This is awesome!
[whooping]
Seeing that finish line was amazing. Thank God it was over.
[Lucy] She was fantastic.
Honestly, I wouldn't have even got over the first dune,
but there were moments where…
"Drive yourself to Wild Wadi in Dubai."
"Dad, got it." Turn around, see Dad actually wanting to go.
[Ross] Yeah, I'm a big kid. I had to give it a go.
Thank you!
So we've got to be on the other side, do we?
-[Andrew] No, this side going that way. -[Shane] So we're stuck.
And luckily for us there's a policeman on the freeway over the barrier
and he's given someone a ticket.
-I've got to get to Meydan Racecourse. -Straight. Go straight.
Can I follow you?
-You'll take me? -Yes.
Okay. I'll follow you? Thank you.
-And didn't he give us a good escort? -He did.
-He was flying along, wasn't he. -[taps horn]
[Shane] Well, that got us back on track, mate.
[Ross] Go over now if you want to.
I don't know where I'm going over to.
So what lane would you like me in?
Tarryn, I don't know. I haven't driven here.
The navigation within Dubai is enormously more difficult
than anywhere I've driven in Australia.
-We know where we've got to go. -No, we don't.
Ask. Come on, just ask someone.
Having no money, we had no maps.
Our driving was just getting worse and worse.
We've just wasted hours doing laps. We're unhappy.
[exhales]
I don't care. I don't want to go on anymore.
I was concerned about myself, it's human nature, but I was more concerned with,
"How can I get my girl out of this horrible situation?
I don't want to be yelling at her, I love her to bits."
I can't understand anybody. [sniffling]
-[Kym] What do you wanna do? -[Donna] I don't know.
[Kym] We can't just pull the pin and go. We're in the middle of nowhere.
[Donna] We have nowhere to go.
[Jo] Whoo! You ready to pick a winner?
This is what we do every weekend.
This is our background. This is what we do,
-we bet on the horses. -[Sam] Let's pick some winners.
[Sticky] We would've been odds on, I reckon, to win this challenge.
It was either this or doing one-handed handstands
that we'd be odds on at.
There we go. Number 8. Rochdale.
-Number 8? -Yep.
Rochelle.
Everybody says number 8.
-We're gonna go for 8. -We'll put her in there.
I have picked number 3.
And I'm letting Jo pick these horses.
I'm going to give this a kiss of luck, this one.
-You go through the main entrance.- -Yeah, into the stadium.
[Shane] What happens if you don't pick the winner?
If you haven't picked the winner by the last race,
then you've got to carry the other person
-200 meters. -Really?
[Sticky] The cops have just pulled up.
Hopefully, they don't rush too much and they miss out on this race.
[Michelle] We were all trying to distract them a little bit
so they didn't have time to put their bets on.
[Jo] What a beautiful stadium it is too. Check it out, boys.
Imagine if that was at Randwick or at Melbourne Park?
It's crazy, isn't it?
They've just got to be that dumb, don't they?
'Cause they're always finishing right near the bottom.
Are you having a laugh or are you actually a cop?
We're just gonna try and fluke this one.
I don't think we really got the concept of what was going on.
We'll get our horse. Hang on, we'll be back.
-Number 6 for me. -And number 9 for me.
And they're off!
Here they go.
Come on!
Sit back. Rest, rest.
Yeah, I can see eight winning this from here.
[announcer on PA] Rochdale lays it down to our lane.
Oh, no!
Rochdale strides clear.
We got eight.
Thank you very much.
-[man] Winners. -Cheers, mate.
-Congratulations. -Thank you.
"Drive to the next Pit Stop."
[Grant] In the shadow of the world's tallest building,
the Burj Khalifa,
this helipad is the Pit Stop for the fourth leg of the race.
The last team to check in here may be eliminated.
-Let's go. -Let's go, Gracey!
[Sarah] Okay.
[Sarah] Okay. Quick. Go.
Go, go.
-[Grace] Why? -I don't know.
-What's wrong? -I don't know.
I left the lights on, I think.
When you're racing and you're tired,
obviously you forget certain things, like turning off the lights.
Far out.
He leaves the lights on.
Not a good day and we've definitely lost the lead with this
and probably lost second spot.
[Sarah] Fang it. Go.
Now. Quick.
We've just had James and Sarah overtake us.
I reckon it's there.
-See that one with the light on top? -Yeah.
-Straight here, mate? -Yeah, mate, straight.
We've gone the north direction and they've gone south.
So if this lead is going to come down to whoever's paid off the best,
you just never know.
[Paul] I noticed Steve's first attempt,
he pretty much missed the whole waves and just went straight into the gutter.
It was the equivalent of a gutter ball.
"Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
Sweet!
Wild Wadi. It's got to be the main entrance.
I was petrified to be going to the water park.
Water parks and I don't get on.
You just saw these legs that go flying
and she's down like this and I go, "Oh, God, she's injured herself."
I thought, "I can do this."
I love you.
[Emilia] "Drive yourselves to the Meydan Racecourse."
-We don't know where these things are. -We'll ask.
-[Ross] We've wasted an hour and a half. -[Tarryn] What do you want me to do?
[Ross] Well, there's not much we can do.
We've got to try and u-turn and get around and go back the other way.
Do you want to stop at the Palm Jumeirah
and see if a taxi driver can take us there?
It says drive yourselves there. We can't go via cab instead.
So we have to get on Sheikh Zayed and we've got to get on the side roads,
so I really have no idea.
You need to drive. I've got to ask people, if you're not going to.
Do you want to stay in it or not?
Yes, I do, Steve.
You're not acting like it. I can tell you that much.
There's every chance that someone's taken a wrong turn.
You just never know.
Can you jump-start our car?
We had this random guy, Muhammad,
and I told him, "If you have jumper leads, that would be greatly appreciated."
He was so lovely. He helped us.
-[Joseph] A very big help. -[Grace] Thank you very much, sir.
[engine starts]
-Yes. -[Grace] Yes.
Thank you so much, Muhammad. Get in.
You make a simple mistake like leave the lights on
and it just blows the lead.
-Come on, girls, let's bring it home. -[announcer on PA] Racing.
For that fifth race, there was only two teams there, the policemen and us.
-Come on, number 1. -It's all right.
One of us is gonna be upset or one of us is gonna be really happy.
Go, go!
[announcer] …but Canwinn can.
-Yeah! And that is how you pick a winner. -Well done, girls.
Canwinn.
"Drive to the next Pit Stop."
Wow. Now it's getting interesting.
-Four Points Sheraton. -Where?
-[Sticky] Right here. -[Sam] Yes.
-Let's do it. -Yep.
[Sarah] Where's the elevator?
You never know.
Oh, my God. How far is this?
Hello. Where's the helipad?
Around here maybe, mate?
Quick, quick, quick.
[speaks Arabic] Welcome to Dubai.
Thank you so much.
James and Sarah,
you're the first team to arrive.
Oh, my God.
As the winners of this leg,
you will receive an adrenaline-packed New Zealand holiday
in the action capital of the world, Queenstown.
Now this prize includes flights, accommodation,
and the adventure of a lifetime.
It's all from Pump Water and it's valued at $10,000.
[Sarah] We've surprised ourselves.
We were nice to each other this leg. I mean, it paid off.
Sticky and Sam, you're team number 2.
-Team number 2. -That's all right, dude.
We don't know the horses from the back of our…
It came down to the last race of the day
and this was it, if we don't pick the winner,
we had to piggyback one another along the home straight.
I wasn't looking forward to that
'cause big Andrew here, he's close to 100 kg.
Cross your fingers for me, please. It's a good luck thing.
This is for the last race, number 6.
-[announcer] Racing. -[Shane] Racing.
Come on, bring it home!
…are lining up for three and they can put their hands out…
-We're piggybacking. -We're piggybacking. Here we go.
He had to ride me 200 meters to the finish line.
Let's get this show on the road.
Joseph and Grace, you're the third team to check in.
-Yes! Yes! -We're happy with that.
Level P, let's go.
Michelle and Jo, you're team number 4.
Whoo!
[Andrew] I thought we were going to be on the nice grass bit of track.
Nah, sure enough, we head over to the other side of the track.
-[Shane] The mud. -The old boy here
said the old hammy was a bit dodgy, didn't you?
That was just an excuse.
Go. Do you want me to take you?
-No. -Sure?
Yep.
-Hey, this is why we're good mates. True? -Yeah.
And we're there.
Yes!
"Drive to the next Pit Stop.
Hurry. The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
It occurred to us that other teams could be having problems, but--
[Kym] We were just burnt out.
We've probably been past it ten million times,
but we just can't get anywhere, so…
We're shattered.
So we've got to go down that road.
Driving around Dubai really was so difficult for us.
What's this here?
Private access. Okay. Do we find it?
We drive towards a building and we had no idea what the building was.
Oh, my God. There's men here, Emilia.
We see men with machine guns running towards the car.
-Yeah. -And at that point, we freak out.
[Lucy] Oh, my gosh.
-We drove the car into the palace. -Shivers.
They took my passport and my international driver's license
and they said, "Follow us."
We had no idea where we were going.
Got to the police station, it got a bit scary.
We drove into the Royal Palace.
We got arrested.
We made a mistake. We don't want to be here.
[Lucy] We're sitting there, waiting. We have no idea what's happening.
-We don't know if we're going to jail. -We can't speak to these people,
they don't understand what we're saying. It was pretty scary.
Does this count as getting arrested?
I think this is probably as close to arrested
as what they were expecting for the race, to be honest.
[Tarryn] So, Gate B?
We actually missed the races, so it was an empty track.
-Dad's going to carry me. -Yeah.
It was a bit easier for him
-when I was a little girl. -We're away.
I bet you didn't think you'd be doing this when I'm 26 years old.
[Ross] Not in bloody Dubai.
I was just hoping Dad would survive.
[Ross] At my age, slow and steady wins the race.
[Paul] I don't think there's any races left.
[Ross] Black Caviar for the money!
"Drive to the next Pit Stop."
Steve couldn't sit still while I was piggybacking him.
He was getting a bit enthusiastic
because he knows he'll never get to do that, ever again, on me.
Yeehaw!
"Drive to the next Pit Stop. Hurry. The last team to arrive may be eliminated."
Finally!
Shane and Andrew, you're the fifth team to arrive.
Yes!
What a tough day at the office.
Which one? That's all we want to get to.
We don't want to come to the police station.
We think you're very nice, but we don't want to be here.
-We were finally released. -With warning.
Just a typical Friday night for Emilia and I.
Paul and Steve, you're the sixth team to arrive.
Are you serious?
Wow, mate, we're in this.
Ross and Tarryn, you're team number 7.
-Oh, my God. -Holy cow.
-I thought we were last… -Thank God, Dad.
I can't believe it's still open.
Because all the races were over for the day,
surprise, surprise, one of us had to carry the other one
200 meters across the finish line.
-You need to get up higher. -No, okay, you need to get down lower.
Oh, God, just jump.
Lucy decided that she shouldn't squat down for me to jump on her back.
"No, because then I'd have to squat you back up."
Okay, jump up here.
So she gets me to sit on the side fixtures,
which I might mention, are not made for people to sit on,
and I'm not a small girl.
-Lou, it's gonna break. -It's not gonna break.
-Okay, ready? -Go.
-I'm all right. -Okay.
All right, nice and slow.
It worked.
I'm sorry I ate so much ice cream as a child.
Detour. No, joking.
"Drive to the next Pit Stop."
Had enough, bub?
[Donna] Yeah. I'm gonna pull over up here, okay?
[Kym] Yeah.
We're probably underneath it for all I know.
[speaks Arabic] Welcome to Dubai.
Thank you.
Lucy and Emilia.
You're team number 8.
No way.
Yes!
That's awesome.
[knocks softly]
Have you got food?
Kym and Donna, you look beat.
-Yeah, we're tired. -What happened?
We just couldn't get to the next challenge,
and we tried for hours
until we just thought, "Can't do it anymore."
Were you running short on cash?
We had no money. We've had no money from India.
-One thousand for you? -Yeah.
-Okay. -Okay?
Five bucks wouldn't have gone amiss though, would it?
-Five bucks, we would've rocked it in. -We would have smashed it.
Well, Kym, Donna, you didn't make it to the Pit.
So I'm sorry to tell you that your race ends here.
[laughs] Race home to bed.
Wish you all the best.
[Kym] We came on the race mostly for the experience
and to have fun together and we weren't having it.
[Donna] We didn't expect this to be easy.
We expected to be hungry, we expected to be tired,
and put under a lot of pressure.
[Kym] I think the thing I confirmed to myself
is that the number one thing for me is to protect Donna.
You're a sweetie.
[Grant] Next time…
-Has anyone-- -Stop talking.
No, I'm not going to stop talking.
-Morning. -Morning.
Have team rivalries…
You sicken me, all right?
Don't look at me like you're going to kill me.
…gone too far?
Now it's time for evil Paul to come out.
[Grace shrieks]
-[Joseph] What are you doing? -You're an idiot.
And as the race heads for Europe…
"Fly to Istanbul, Turkey"! Yeah!
…more than one team…
-No. -…will be pushed to breaking point.
If I let her down here, I just… it'd be the bottom of the world.