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·Sep 30, 2026
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Phil Keoghan hosts the season premiere of The Amazing Race in Vancouver, Canada, with exciting twists for the competitors.

The Amazing Race opens season 39 in Vancouver, Canada, with a route that takes competitors around the world. This season, the contestants will hit five continents, nine countries, and 13 different cities. That route will total over 25,000 miles. The journey begins in Canada, with 13 teams of two each receiving an Express Pass to start the season. Teams must use the Express Pass by the sixth leg of the journey, or it becomes useless. Notable teams this season include Ali Krieger and Joanna Lohman, retired soccer players who played for the U. S. Women’s National Team. Doug and Dylan Matter become The Amazing Race’s first-ever grandfather-grandson team.

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