You can navigate around roadblocks! Since its 2001 debut The Amazing RaceIt has been a huge success with CBS. The Primetime Emmys introduced the Outstanding Reality-Competition Program Category 2003 to their Primetime Emmys. This category became a staple of the show, winning 10 of its 15 nominations, and averaging close to 10 million viewers per season.
The reality series had to travel in order to continue, and the show was hit with its own bump in 2019. After major delays, season32 returned to television in October 2020, nearly two years after filming ceased.
“It’s been an unprecedented time and had the world been different, there would be another Amazing Race in the can,” longtime host and executive producer Phil KeoghanSubmitted Us WeeklyIt was only at that time. “But it’s a different world we live in.”
The teams have included strangers as well as married duos, best buddies, family members, and even new couples.
In fact, some racers have found true love. Cody Nickson Jessica GrafWe fell in love and we met Big Brother. Shortly after leaving the house, they decided to compete together on season 30 — only confirming just how crazy about one another they were. They were engaged in February 2018 just months after winning the $1million prize. They announced shortly thereafter that they were expecting.
The reality stars were married in October 2018, and now have two children: Carter, born October 2020, and Maverick (born March 2019).
Season 32 winners Will Jardell James WallingtonShortly after their 2020 win, they tied the knot. “This moment has been a long time coming and it’s such a relief to FINALLY be married and call ourselves husbands,” the couple told Us WeeklyOnly of their 2021 marriage. “The best part is having everyone we love in the same space to be a part of this special moment. It’s going to take some getting used to saying ‘my husband’!”
Scroll down to read the stories of every team that won.
