Race Across The World

The teams set off from Greenwich on a race to Singapore without taking a single flight. They must pass through five checkpoints to reach their final destination. First up, the ancient city of Delphi.

The race to Singapore has begun, and the five teams head out of Delphi to their next checkpoint, Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.

As five teams become four, they are now more focused than ever on reaching Singapore. They depart Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, on the third leg of the race, taking them across the vast deserts, mountains and cities of Central Asia.

After nearly a month on the road together, relationships are coming under increasing pressure in what is the most challenging leg of the race to date. With vast distances to cover to the checkpoint, the village of Huangyao, budgets are running low.

The remaining four teams head through the forests and bustling metropolises of Cambodia and Vietnam, and the final checkpoint before Singapore, the island paradise of Koh Rong; father and son Darron and Alex have a whopping 22-hour lead.

After 19,000 km, the finish line is in sight as the four teams complete the final leg of the journey. As the teams race 2,400 km down the Malaysian Peninsula to Singapore, seven weeks on the road is taking its toll.