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The Amazing Race 3 was the third installment of the popular reality television show, The Amazing Race. In 2003, this installment of the race won the inaugural Primetime Emmy Award for "Outstanding Reality/Competition Program."

Results

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The following teams participated in the Race, listed in reverse finishing order:

Trivia

• The final 3 teams visited: 4 continents, 13 countries, and traveled 41,000 miles
• Heather and Eve were the first team to arrive at the Pit Stop in Portugal, but they misread a clue that told them walk to the Pit Stop rather than take a taxi. They proceeded to walk the rest of the way, but received a 7 minute time penalty for the advantage gained (the 2nd team arrived 7 minutes later), plus an additional 30 minutes. Since all teams arrived less than 37 minutes apart, Heather and Eve were the first team ever to arrive first and be eliminated.
• After the race, John Vito and Jill hosted a show that promoted Singapore tourism.
• Zach worked as a NBC cameraman for the 2004 Summer Olympics.

Race locations

The following is a list of locations the teams traveled to during the race.

• Miami, Florida (Starting point)
• Mexico City, Mexico
• Cancun, Mexico
• Aberdeen, Scotland
• Lisbon, Portugal
• Fez, Morocco
• Marrakech, Morocco
• Füssen, Germany
• Grindelwald, Switzerland
• Montreux, Switzerland
• Singapore
• Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
• Danang, Vietnam
• Kauai, Hawaii
• Seattle, Washington (Finish line)

There were a few areas visited that did not have pit stops. When the teams went from Mexico to Scotland, they did a task or two in London, England. To get from Portugal to Morocco, the teams drove to a port in Spain to catch a ferry to Morocco. During the leg from Morocco to Germany, there was a task or two that had taken place in Austria. From Switzerland to Singapore, the teams first had to fly to Malaysia and did a task or two before boarding a train to Singapore.

External link

• Official website