Topic: TAR34: Ep 10: "Don't Look Down" (11/23/2022)

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TEAMS CONTINUE THE MEGALEG IN RONDA, SPAIN, ON “THE AMAZING RACE,” WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23





“Don’t Look Down” – Teams continue the megaleg in Ronda, Spain, where they must choose to build an arch brick by brick or dress for success, on the CBS Original series THE AMAZING RACE, Wednesday, Nov. 23 at a new time (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, and available to stream live and on demand on Paramount+. Phil Keoghan is the host.

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[Neobie]

Phil's exposition puts the dressing challenge at the Ronda Flamenca:





We've had a Phil sighting at the Moorish baths, so that's probably where the arch-building takes place. I couldn't find an exact match, but the arches that Marcus/Michael are building are similar to those at the baths.

In the episode preview, Luis/Michelle drive past the Cártama stadium here.
Emily/Molly are lost here at the junction of Calle Molino and Calle Soubiron, a block away from the flamenco.

We already knew the Pit Stop at the Mirador de Ronda and the confessional area at the Fuente de Ranas.

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After all that running and cycling in Málaga, Emily's leg will be getting some reprieve in Ronda; all the locations are within a radius of 320m/350yd (165m/180yd if you don't count the Moorish baths), and they'd only need to travel a grand total of 750m/820yd to complete the leg.

If it weren't a "megaleg" this would be the shortest leg by distance, ever.

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The Amazing Race - Don’t Look Down (Sneak Peek 1)

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The Amazing Race - Don’t Look Down (Sneak Peek 2)

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After all that running and cycling in Málaga, Emily's leg will be getting some reprieve in Ronda; all the locations are within a radius of 320m/350yd (165m/180yd if you don't count the Moorish baths), and they'd only need to travel a grand total of 750m/820yd to complete the leg.

If it weren't a "megaleg" this would be the shortest leg by distance, ever.

Wasn't there a leg in Marrakesh that was only around Jemaa el-fna? Was that a larger area?

[Maanca]

After all that running and cycling in Málaga, Emily's leg will be getting some reprieve in Ronda; all the locations are within a radius of 320m/350yd (165m/180yd if you don't count the Moorish baths), and they'd only need to travel a grand total of 750m/820yd to complete the leg.

If it weren't a "megaleg" this would be the shortest leg by distance, ever.

Makes sense. This was a fruitful leg for sightings, we got everything but the Ronda Flamenca, even the finishing order.

[Neobie]

After all that running and cycling in Málaga, Emily's leg will be getting some reprieve in Ronda; all the locations are within a radius of 320m/350yd (165m/180yd if you don't count the Moorish baths), and they'd only need to travel a grand total of 750m/820yd to complete the leg.

If it weren't a "megaleg" this would be the shortest leg by distance, ever.

Wasn't there a leg in Marrakesh that was only around Jemaa el-fna? Was that a larger area?

Yeah, in TAR 25 the Bab Debbagh tannery was 1.6km on foot away from the Djemma el-Fna, and the Roadblock required a 2km round-trip delivery. So just by getting to and completing the Roadblock, the TAR 25 teams would have covered almost 5x the distance our TAR 34 teams need to go in Ronda!

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Pretty sure the first Zimbabwe leg in TAR 30 was shorter if you don't include all the travelling. The leg took place within the confines of the wildlife reserve.