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24th Mar '13 9:58:36 PM thebobmaster

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19th Mar '13 1:38:16 PM TheThnikkaman

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* Brent and Josh from season 21. They're easily one of the unluckiest teams to play the race...but at the same time, one of the luckiest. They survived two non-elimination legs, and were consistently among the last teams to arrive at the pit stop, even entering the final leg being the last team to depart. Throughout the race, they kept getting [[BornUnlucky unlucky streaks]] that should have normally eliminated them, but at the same time, they were [[BornLucky lucky enough]] to manage to bounce back, either via a team sparing them with the U-Turn, James and Abba losing their passports, and others. The other three teams left in the final four are pretty much in an alliance against them. Not only do they beat out Natalie and Nadiya, but they arrive in ''first'' at the final leg, being one of the few teams to win the race without having ever won a previous leg. (Amongst Eric&Danielle and Kisha&Jen)
* In Season 21, Dave and Conner placed first in not one, but ''two'' legs after the former tore his Achilles tendon.

26th Feb '13 10:45:45 AM remtar85

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2nd Jan '13 12:36:21 PM PurpleShirt

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2nd Jan '13 12:36:09 PM PurpleShirt

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* Natalie & Nadiya's idea on how to use the U-Turn in a way it had never been used before. Taking advantage of Abbie & Ryan, a very strong team, being rather far behind most teams, the twins lay out the idea of the first team to arrive to the U-Turn to use it on Abbie & Ryan, and the team right behind them would in turn U-Turn the team who used it on Abbie & Ryan, effectively denying Abbie & Ryan the ability to use it on Josh & Brent, the only team behind them. While one of them was conflicted about using it, ultimately Jaymes & James U-Turned Abbie & Ryan, followed by Trey & Lexi U-Turning the boys, which pretty much led right to Abbie & Ryan's elimination, making the strategic idea on how to use the U-Turn work to perfection.
* Brent and Josh from season 21. They're easily one of the unluckiest teams to play the race...but at the same time, one of the luckiest. They survived two non-elimination legs, and were consistently among the last teams to arrive at the pit stop, even entering the final leg being the last team to depart. Throughout the race, they kept getting [[BornUnlucky unlucky streaks]] that should have normally eliminated them, but at the same time, they were [[BornLucky lucky enough]] to manage to bounce back, either via a team sparing them with the U-Turn, James and Abba losing their passports, and others. The other three teams left in the final four are pretty much in an alliance against them. Not only do they beat out Natalie and Nadiya, but they arrive in ''first'' at the final leg, being one of the few teams to win the race without having ever won a previous leg. (AMongst Eric&Danielle and Kisha&Jen)

29th Nov '12 12:43:08 AM remtar85

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28th Nov '12 11:49:45 AM remtar85

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