Season 32.
A back-to-basics standard season filmed in late 2018, its broadcast pushed from spring to fall 2020 — carrying the Mega Leg and the first Yield since 2007.
A season that sat finished on a shelf for nearly two years, then aired into a very different world unchanged.
A rhythm worth tracking.
A back-to-basics standard season, filmed in late 2018 and held back: originally slated for May 2020, its broadcast slid to October. Eleven teams left Los Angeles into an eleven-leg route through Trinidad and Tobago, Colombia, Brazil, Paraguay, France, Germany, Kazakhstan, India, Cambodia, and the Philippines before a New Orleans finish. CBS held the Wednesday hour and brought back the Yield for the first time since 2007, alongside the new Mega Leg and a City Sprint twist on a stripped-down route.
The #29 slot.
Slot #29 of 33 in the The Amazing Race Editor's Canon. The neighbors below frame what we ranked above and below it.
3 moments, no spoilers.
- Format · Mega Leg
The new Mega Leg stretches a single leg across an extended run. Watch how it stresses pacing and stamina.
- Format · the Yield returns
The Yield comes back for the first time since 2007, alongside a City Sprint twist. Older tools, new context.
- Production · the delay
Filmed in late 2018 and originally slated for May 2020, the season's broadcast slid to October. The race itself is untouched by it.