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TAR Canada 1: SPECULATION and DISCUSSION of Spoilers
Kelsey_x:
I may have missed this, but have we figured out who the host is?
Leafsfan:
--- Quote from: Kelsey_x on May 09, 2013, 02:08:22 PM ---I may have missed this, but have we figured out who the host is?
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I believed it was Jon Montgomery and a lot of the posters here agreed with that
Kelsey_x:
I would love if it was him, I met him after he won for skeleton, he is such a nice and dynamic guy. I think he would make a good host.
georgiapeach:
--- Quote from: walkingpneumonia on May 07, 2013, 04:31:09 PM ---Speculation...
What would The Amazing Race Canada be without a trip to Canada's arctic?
I'm thinking Yellowknife or Whitehorse - both Air Canada destinations.
Or would they make them drive and show off the impressive rough road capabilities of the 2013 Chevrolet Suburban or Avalanche?
The Mackenzie Hwy is spectacular... as is the driving to Whitehorse in the Yukon.
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Damn you are good. :hearts:
walkingpneumonia:
Looks like they'll be driving Chevrolet Orlandos while in Yellowknife:
http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/orlando/overview
Love the report on highway conditions near Yellowknife... hope we see some Bison.
HIGHWAY 3 (Yellowknife Highway)
Drive at a speed appropriate for the road conditions. Be prepared to stop with little or no notice.
Bison can be found along Highway 3 from the Mackenzie River to within 30 km. of Yellowknife. The largest concentration of bison is within 70 kilometres either side of Behchoko. Most bison collisions occur after dusk or in snowy conditions. Drive at a speed appropriate for the weather and road conditions, prepared to stop with little or no notice. Do NOT overdrive your headlights - driving at more than the speed limit, even in good driving conditions, makes it almost certain you will be unable to see a bison with your headlights at night in time to avoid a collision.
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