Amazing Race

Eleven diverse teams of two embark on the first leg of their round-the-world race for a $1 million prize; teams immediately begin forming alliances as they travel from Chicago to Iceland.

The pressure of the race increases, and a detour task proves to be incredibly exhausting; navigational issues cause serious infighting, and one team gets an unexpected penalty at a pit stop.

The third team is eliminated. Host: Phil Keoghan.

The eight remaining teams travel at night to Dakar; four of the teams fall behind after a local gives them bad information.

Teams trek from an island off the coast of Africa to Berlin; sparks fly after one team buys airline tickets for another before they arrive at they airport; two teams face off in a footrace to the pit stop.

Teams use all different modes of travel to make their way from Berlin to Budapest; one team gets kicked out of a taxi; the teams are required to drive cars like they've never seen.

Highlights and unaired scenes from the first six episodes; Jonathan tries to convince a local to keep Lori and Bolo from boarding a ferry in Africa; Kendra and Freddy lose the first clue of the race in Chicago.

Infighting among teammates proves to be more challenging than the tasks they must complete; one's decision to take the Fast Forward forces the team to enact a ritual from Hungarian folklore, which involves drinking pig's blood.

The teams have trouble working together as they face a roadblock task on their way to Corsica, where they must stomp 55 pounds of grapes into juice, filling five wine bottles.

Teams of travelers trek around the world, trying to win $1 million.

Teams race to Sri Lanka for the next clue; a stroke of bad luck causes one team's tension level to rise; a fear of heights plagues one racer who bursts into tears during the Detour challenge.

The teams leave Sri Lanka and head for Shanghai; one team gets lost in the middle of the night and tensions rise between the team members; another team's taxi driver misleads them, which could cost the team a great deal.

The final four teams race for the $1 million prize. Host: Phil Keoghan.