HaMerotz LaMillion 5

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• A team placement means the team was eliminated.
• A team placement indicates that the team was the last to arrive at a Pit Stop in a non-elimination leg of the Race.
• An indicates that there was a Double Battle on this leg of the Race, while an Indicates the team that lost the Double Battle and received a 15-minute penalty.
• A or indicates the team who received a U-Turn; or indicates that the team voted for the recipient.
• A,, or indicates the team who received a Yield;,, and indicates that the team voted for the recipient.

1. Leg 1 was split into two halves. Seven of the teams completed the first part of the leg in Tel Aviv, while the other seven completed the second part in Yavne. Those who were still racing from the first group would meet up with the second group in Tel Aviv.
2. Naomi & Hen chose to forfeit the Double Battle against Joezi & Alex, but continued to compete afterwards.

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Race summary

Leg 1 (Israel)

• Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District, Israel
• Tel Aviv
• Tel Aviv
• Tel Aviv
• Rishon LeZion, Central District
• Rishon LeZion

• At Yarkon Park, teams had to climb up a shaky rope ladder to a giant billboard which held a giant scratch ticket. Teams then had to balance on a pair of pegs that they had to move from slot to slot in order to reach the whole board. Using two giant Shekel coins, teams had to scratch off the board to reveal the message hidden underneath, "The world is waiting for you!". Once the message was revealed, teams would receive their next clue.
• The clue instructed the teams to make their way to Rothschild Boulevard #1, where they would find a large array of trash bins. Each trash bin had either a bottle or paper that they had to look for, but only some of them were marked with the Race logo. If a team found one of the items but it was not marked, they had to properly recycle them in one of the recycling bins, and put the trash back in their original bin. Once the team found either the marked bottle or paper, they could exchange it for the next clue.
• After the trash task teams received only a piece of music sheet, which they then had to decipher using the help of the locals in order to play the song "Derech HaShalom" by Pe'er Tasi. At the bottom of the sheet teams would find written the numbers "32–34". Combining both informations, teams had to make their way to Derech HaShalom Street #32–34, where Pe'er Tasi in person would hand them their next clue.
• Teams then proceeded to Yes Planet's 4DX Cinema in Rishon LeZion, where they would have to watch seven scenes of different movies with famous Hollywood actors on them. Then, teams had to correctly pick and arrange stars with the actors names written on them. If the teams correctly guessed all seven stars, they would be allowed in the cinema's VIP room, where they would get their next clue displayed on the screen. If teams were wrong, they would have to eat a full bag of popcorn in the 4DX cinema before trying again.
• The clue displayed in the screen instructed teams to make their way to the first Pit Stop, Agamon Rishon LeZion, a pier in Yes Planet's lagoon.

• Yavne, Central District
• Yavne
• Tel Aviv, Tel Aviv District
• Tel Aviv
• Tel Aviv
• Tel Aviv

• At Yavne's water tower, the second group of teams had to fill a bucket of water and bring it to the top of the tower while sitting on a suspended scaffold and using chains to go up and balance the scaffold. Once at the top, teams would have to fill an empty bucket, which would go down and then would release their car's keys. If teams didn't bring enough water to make the bucket go down, they would have to descend and bring another bucket of water.
• Once the teams released the keys and received their next clue, they would have to drive themselves to the Dan Hotel in Tel Aviv. At the hotel teams would have to choose between two tasks. In the first task one team member would have to sit on a bathtub while the other team member would have to fill the tub with ice in order to decrease the temperature to eight degrees celsius. In the second task, teams would have to form the figure of two kissing swans using towels and trying to reach the hotel's standards. Once teams completed any of these tasks, they would have to bring a tower of coloured chocolates to the room of a Lady Gaga impersonator named "Lady Chacha" and give her a compliment before receiving their next clue.
• The clue instructed teams to make their way to the "nearby yellow", which teams had to figure out was a Yellow Market inside a Paz Filling Station. Once there, teams would receive a coffee with cream and a basket with their next clue, which instructed teams to convince a local to let them prepare "Ben Gurion Rice" in their house, while using the given oil, cooking pot and ptitim that teams either bought or got from the local. Once cooked, teams would have to take the Ben Gurion Rice to the Ben-Gurion House, where a man would approve or disapprove the meal. If the meal was correctly cooked, teams would receive their next clue.
• Teams received the instruction to make their way to the next Pit Stop, "the park named after the eleventh Prime Minister of Israel". Teams had to figure out that the largest park in Israel is the Ariel Sharon Park, formerly a waste dump in Tel Aviv.

  Leg 2 (Israel → Italy)

• Tel Aviv to Rome, Italy
• Fiumicino
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome

• After arriving in Rome, teams had to make their way to the parking lot C of Leonardo da Vinci–Fiumicino Airport and find Maurizzio, who would hand them their car keys and the next clue. In their clue, teams received an incomplete sticker of the Vitruvian Man by Leonardo Da Vinci, which they had to use to find the other part of the sticker located on the rear windshield of their car. If the sticker given matched the other part perfectly, teams could get in the car and drive to their next destination, Ristorante La Carovana.
• At the Ristorante La Carovana, teams had to retrieve different kinds of pasta with a large spoon from a boiling cooking pot and then search in the hot pasta for sixteen letters. Then, using some of the letters, teams had to find a word related to the Italian cuisine, which was Parmegiano to receive their next clue. Before departing the Ristorante, teams had to vote for the team they wanted to U-turn.
• After the Detour, teams had to find out who the God of the sea is in the Roman Mythology, Neptune. After figuring it out, teams had to make their way to Piazza del Popolo and find the next clue at Neptune's Fountain. For their next task, teams had to dress up as the figures on the fountain, Neptune and his trident, accompanied by two tritons. Teams had to don costumes and paint their faces, neck, legs and arms, but since the fountain has three characters, they had to convince a local to dress up as one of the characters. Teams then had to earn ten Euros and give the money to the Neptune impersonator in order to receive their next clue.
• The clue teams received instructed them to go to where the "white smoke can be seen", and they had to figure out their next destination was the intersection of Piazza Pia and Via della Conciliazione, from which St. Peter's Basilica in the Vatican City can be seen. In their next task, one of the team members had to reach a tiramisu hanging six meters above the ground. To do so, both team members had to stack bottle crates, while one of them was standing on top of the crates. Once one of the team members touched the tiramisu, they would receive two espressos, a tiramisu and the next clue.
• At the Sant'Agnese in Agone Church, teams had to find a clue outside of the church, which instructed them to look for people using Italian fashion brands and then take a selfie with the brand's logo. Once teams had taken five pictures, they could exchange them with a model named Naomi for their next clue.
• At the Pizzeria Disco Volante, teams were shown how to prepare a pizza margherita. Then, teams had to pick one of several pizza dough balls, and if the dough wasn't dyed inside, teams would have to prepare a pizza using pomodoro, mozzarella and fresh basil. If the dough had red dye inside, teams had to show it to the cook, who would direct them to Piazza Regina Margherita, where they would find an impersonator of Margherita of Savoy, who would hand them their next clue in exchange for the team's prepared pizzas.
• At the Colosseum, teams had to correctly move one of the large matches in order to fix the equation written in Roman numerals. The original equation was "VI – IV = IX" and they had to come up with the equation "VI + IV = X", so they had to change the sign using the "I" in the original result. Once teams came up with the correct solution, they could run to the Pit Stop.

  Leg 3 (Italy)

• Viterbo
• Sutri
• Sutri
• Sutri
• Campagnano di Roma
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome
• Rome

• At the Circuito internazionale di Viterbo, both team members had to don overalls, and one of them had to drive in a kart for two laps around the circuit. After completing one lap, the other team member would have to change one of the kart tires before the driving team member could complete the other lap. If teams completed both laps in under 13 minutes, they would receive their next clue, otherwise they would have to try again.
• At Piazza del Comune in the town of Sutri, teams had to learn a flag throwing choreography from a flagman. Then, both team members had to properly perform the routine in front of the leader flagman, and if he was satisfied with the performance, they would receive their next clue.
• After completing the Double Battle, teams would have to vote for the team they wanted to Yield.
• At the Alleys of Sutri, teams had to take two baskets with fresh laundry and hang it from two different balconies that faced each other, one belonging to the Capulet family and the other belonging to the Montague family . Clothes sized S and M belonged to the Capulet house and sizes L and XL belonged to the Montague house, so if one team member had the clothes belonging to the other house they would have to throw it to the other balcony. Once teams found the only piece of clothing sized XXXL, they could exchange it with the Mamma for their next clue.
• At the Giuseppe's Olive Plantation in the town of Campagnano di Roma, teams had to transport 5 kilograms of olive from one bucket at the bottom of a hill to the one in the top of the hill. To do so, teams had to fill their hands with olives while walking barefoot over an oily plastic carpet. Once teams filled the bucket with 5 kilograms of olive, Giuseppe would hand them their next clue.
• At Piazza Navona, teams had to play the role of a paparazzi by finding an Israeli celebrity hiding anywhere in the Piazza and taking multiple pictures of him. Teams had to figure out that the celebrity was in fact HaMerotz LaMillion 4 contestant Tom Baum, who was drinking a coffee in one of the Piazza's cafés. Teams then had to show the pictures to Tom, who would give them the next clue.
• At Pincio Park on Pincian Hill, teams would discover if they were Yielded before signing up on a board in the order they arrived at the park. The next morning, teams had to return to the park and properly arrange the planets in the Solar system from closest to farthest to the Sun. Once teams thought that their order was correct, they had to call a Galileo Galilei impersonator, who would hand them their next clue. If the order was incorrect, teams would have to pick a paper containing one of two penalty tasks, that they would have to complete before trying again. The first penalty task consisted of one team member moving two buckets with water for thirty seconds without stopping, one to the front and one to the back, in order to create centrifugal force. The other task consisted of one team member holding a Sun model, and the other one holding an Earth model. The person holding the Earth model would have to run around the person with the Sun model for six minutes and five seconds simulating the Earth's orbit.
• At the Transmission Music Store, teams would have to find the only gramophone record belonging to an Italian singer in the whole store, Toto Cutugno's "L'Italiano", which they could exchange with the store manager for their next clue.

• At the Pit Stop in Terrazza del Pincio, the Yielded teams had to wait their 15-minute penalty before being allowed to check-in.

  Leg 4 (Italy → Romania)

• Rome to Bucharest, Romania
• Bucharest
• Bucharest
• Bucharest
• Bucharest
• Bușteni
• Bucharest
• Bucharest
• Bucharest
• Bucharest to Brașov
• Brașov
• Brașov
• Brașov

• At Lipscani street, teams had to convince a local to take part as a guest in a talk show hosted by one of the racers with the other racer also as a guest. While the host asked personal questions to the local, the other racer would have to convince the local to let them rub a lemon on their elbows, apply avocado onto their skin, and put a bra on their head. If the local accepted all these activities, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Cantacuzino Castle, teams were welcomed by a Dracula impersonator, who guided them to a room without light and filled with scary stuff like spider webs, a coffin, a stuffed fox, etc. Teams had to search inside the room within ten minutes for their clue, which was hanging from the ceiling. If teams ran out of time, they would have to wait for their next turn and try again.
• At Artmark Galerie in Bucharest, teams found out if they were Yielded and would sign up for a departure time next morning. The next day, teams had to go to Artizanat București and search in the store's showcases for something distinctive, which was the image of a specific castle. Then, they had to return to the Artmark Galerie and search among plenty of wax sealed letters for the one with a seal that depicted the same castle that they saw in the showcases.
• After completed the previous task, teams were instructed to travel to the Brașov Olympic Ice Rink. Once there, teams had to ice skate inside the rink in order to match five different couples. On one side of the rink were the guys holding a pot inside a purse, while on the other side were the girls holding the pot's cover also inside a purse. To make a couple match, each team member had to take a person of opposite sex and match both the pot and the cover. Once teams matched all five couples, they would receive their next clue.
• At Piața Sfatului, teams had to watch a traditional Romanian group dance. At one point in the routine, the female dancers would uncover letters attached to their heads that formed the Pit Stop's location: "Brașov Citadel". Before checking in, the Yielded teams would have to wait their 15-minutes penalty.

  Leg 5 (Romania → Namibia)

• Bucharest to Windhoek, Namibia
• Khomas Region
• Windhoek
• Windhoek
• Windhoek
• Windhoek
• Windhoek

• At Okapuka Ranch, teams had to vote for the team they wanted to Yield. Then, teams had to learn how to be tour guides on a safari. To do so, teams had to learn facts about different animals that could be seen on the safari. Every time teams spotted an animal, they had to correctly say the facts to the tourists. Once teams had properly described three animals, the ranger would hand them their next clue.
• In the next task at Okapuka Ranch, both team members had to don a giraffe costume, which included a large head, stilts as back legs and crutches as front legs. Then, teams had to reach a basket with the tongue attached to their costume's head and hang it on top of a wooden structure. Once teams transported all five baskets, they would receive their next clue.
• The next clue instructed the teams to properly set up a campsite, including a shower, following the example campsite. Once the ranger was satisfied with the team's work, they would receive their next clue. Before leaving the Okapuka Ranch, teams would find out if they were Yielded.
• At the tyre shop on Angola Street, teams had to move five car tires from the tyre shop to a shoe repairs store. Each team member had to keep both legs inside two different tires at all times, with only one free tire that could be moved. Once teams reached the Uukwandongo Nampadhi Shoe Repairs store with the five tires, they would receive their next clue from the shoemaker.
• At the Town Square, teams had to convince eight locals to jump rope with them. They would start with one person jumping the rope, then would add another person without stopping the rope until there were eight people jumping simultaneously for at least three cycles to receive their next clue. If teams had to stop the rope, they would have to start again.
• At the Windhoek Public Library, teams had to correctly place labels of African countries on a big map, with only the countries' capitals written on it. Teams could ask locals for help or do it entirely by themselves. Once teams thought that their map was correct, they had to show it to a teacher. If teams received the approval from the teacher, they had to make their way to the next Pit Stop: Christ Church. Before checking in, the Yielded teams had to wait their 15-minute penalty.

  Leg 6 (Namibia)

• Erongo Region
• Swakopmund
• Swakopmund
• Erongo Region
• Erongo Region
• Swakopmund
• Swakopmund

• At the Damara Tribe Village, teams would first have to participate in an initiation ritual so they could join the tribe. They had to dress in traditional clothing and perform a welcome dance. They then had to drink a foul-tasting concoction presented by the village leader to receive their next clue.
• After completing the previous task, teams had to make their way to the village's reservoir and fill up a bucket with water. They then had to use two crossed poles, one held by each team member, to carry the bucket through the desert without dropping it. If they hadn't spilled too much water, teams would receive their next clue. Teams would then have to use wood, grass and elephant dung to light a fire using the tribe's methods. Once the fire was lit, teams would receive their next clue. Finally, teams made their way to the tribe's food storage area, where they would find 18 holes in the ground used by the tribe to store and cool food. There, teams had to complete a memory game, with each team member reaching into a hole and pulling up whatever disgusting object was inside. Teams had to try and make a match and had to try again if they did not make a match. This would continue until teams successfully made nine matches would receive their next clue. Once they had completed these challenges, they had to vote for the team that they wanted to Yield.
• At the Swakopmund Salt Company, teams had to enter the pink-colored artificial lake, where they would dig up salt crystals from the lake bed. Once they had harvested of salt, they would then add this to a cart that already had salt, bringing the total to, and had to push this cart along a route. After delivering the salt, teams would receive their next clue, which instructed them to search through a gigantic mountain of salt for their next clue.
• After completing the Double Battle, teams traveled to the intersection of Hendrik Witbooi & Woermann to find out if they were Yielded.
• After completing the Roadblock, teams then had to drive dune buggies to a set of 'chill tents', where they would take a mandatory break from the Race for a specified amount of time. After enjoying some fruit and juice, they would receive their next clue. Teams would then have to find an oasis, a wading pool set up next to a lone tree. Teams would find five ropes, only one of which would lead up a very steep dune to the oasis and their next clue. Teams had to follow the ropes, trying each one until they found the correct rope.
• At Palm Beach, teams would find a slingshot set up with five targets. Each target had a picture of a different Swakopmund landmark: the Swakopmund Lighthouse, the Swakopmund Hotel, the Palm Beach Jetty, the National Marine Aquarium, and the Woermann Tower. Teams had to hit the target of the location they thought the Pit Stop was, after which they would travel to this location to see if the Pit Stop was actually there. The Pit Stop was at the Swakopmund Hotel. Before checking in, the Yielded teams would have to wait their 15-minutes penalty.

  Leg 7 (Namibia → Tanzania)

• Walvis Bay to Zanzibar City, Zanzibar, Tanzania
• Zanzibar City
• Michamvi Kae
• Pingwe
• Zanzibar City
• Zanzibar City
• Zanzibar City
• Zanzibar City
• Zanzibar City
• Kiembe Samaki
• Nungwi
• Nungwi

• At the Seaweed Centre, teams had to wade into the water and harvest seaweed from a seaweed farm. They would have to pull the plants off of 25 lines, making sure to replace the posts in exactly the same positions. Once all of the seaweed was harvested and hauled to shore, teams would receive their next clue. They then had to head to a nearby café, where they voted for which team they would like to U-Turn.
• At the Kichanga Lodge, teams would have their picture taken by a professional photographer on the beach. They had to follow the photographer's instructions to create many stunning and vibrant pictures. Towards the end of the session, teams would be surprised by the addition of a live snake, which would be draped over their body. They had to remain still and smile for a few more pictures with the snake in order to receive their next clue.
• At the British School of Zanzibar, teams had to learn how to perform a dance and then film a music video to Shakira's song "Waka Waka ". If the choreographer was satisfied with their work, teams would receive their next clue.
• At the Old Dispensary, teams would be given a sample of a spice mix called 'al-Merotz'. One team member would smell the mixture to figure out what was in it, while their partner would taste samples from 20 available ingredients. Teams had to recreate the spice by using the same eight ingredients in order to get their next clue.
• At the Darajani Market, teams had to find a marked stand, where they would find 80 newspaper cones filled with nuts and beans. Teams had to open the cones and then eat whatever was inside, while looking for their next clue hidden on one of the newspapers and featured a photograph of Ron Shahar. The clue asked them in Arabic, "اين موجود فريدي؟", directing them to the Freddie Mercury House.
• At the Stone Town Hotel, teams had to search through a hotel room for their next clue, which would be hidden inside a roll of toilet paper and underneath a box of tissues.
• At the Protea Pier, teams had to walk out to the end of a log jutting out over the water and retrieve four flags from the end to receive their next clue. There was only one log available, so teams would have to form a queue.
• At the Baraka National Aquarium, teams had to enter a pool full of turtles and search the murky water for a small turtle figurine, which had the location of the Pit Stop written on the bottom.

  Leg 8 (Tanzania → India)

• Zanzibar City to Delhi, India
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi
• Delhi

• At the Ghazipur Fish Market, each team member had to load five live catfish into a basket, then carry the basket on their head across the crowded market. Once all 20 fish were delivered to a waiting vendor, teams would receive their next clue. After this task, they voted for which team they would like to U-Turn.
• At Agrasen Ki Baoli, teams would find many Indian men in turbans walking around this area. Teams had to look under the men's turbans for one with a tiny Race flag attached to the inside, which could be exchanged for their next clue. If they didn't find a flag, they would have to spend at least 10 minutes rewrapping the man's turban.
• At Kikar Nero Place, one team member had to wear a sandwich board shaped like a giant pita bread. Their partner had to stand behind a designated line and use a device to squirt amba sauce at them. The one in the sandwich board had to try and catch the sauce in the receptacle located inside. Once the receptacle was full, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Cafe 21 Bakery, teams received an invitation to a wedding and had to pick up a wedding cake and carry it by hand to Shuba Lagam Wedding Hall, where the wedding was taking place. At the wedding, they would take part in an Indian wedding tradition where the team members would be tied together by their hands. They then had to look through a huge pile of wedding presents for one with their next clue inside. Some of the presents had cards inside with extra tasks the teams needed to perform before they continued searching. This included singing the bride a Hebrew bridal song, feeding each other an entire 'level' of wedding cake, dancing with the grandmothers, dancing with 10 guests in a conga line, and toasting the bride and groom.
• At Dimple Farm, teams would be shown nine advanced yoga poses. Team members would have to perform three of the poses and hold each pose for at least 10 seconds to receive their next clue.
• At the Institute for Driving and Traffic Research, both team members had to pass a rickshaw driving exam in order to receive their next clue.
• At Madame Chang Fabric, one team member had to observe a board containing a series of colored handprints. They would then pick up two balloons and run through a crowd, who would pelt them with colored dyes like in the Holi Festival. Once they reached their partner, they would break the balloons on them to see what color paint was inside. If it was a color they needed, they would instruct their partner to make a handprint in the correct spot on the diagram with that color. If teams made a mistake, they had to start over from the beginning. Once the diagram was properly recreated, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Isa Khan's Tomb, teams would pay tribute to Slumdog Millionaire by playing a simplified version of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. Teams would be provided with two lifelines and had to answer three multiple choice questions. However, these lifelines had to be set up ahead of time. In order to use 50/50, teams needed to obtain two 50 rupee bills from a local. Teams would give these bills to the host in order to use the lifeline. In order to use Phone a Friend, teams needed to find a local willing to let them use their phone to call long-distance to Israel. Teams would then call a designated number, connected to a phone sitting in the middle of a walkway in Israel. Any random Israel local could pick up the phone and help the team with their question. Teams were asked the population of India, which of four board games was invented in India, and a time zone question involving the time in Israel and New Delhi. If any question was answered incorrectly, teams would have to serve a 15-minute penalty. After the three questions had been answered, teams were directed to the Pit Stop at Humayun's Tomb.

  Leg 9 (India → South Korea)

• Delhi to Seoul, South Korea
• Gwacheon
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul
• Seoul

• At Seoul Land, teams had to ride a rollercoaster and look for a complex mathematical equation that was being held up on a sign as they rode the ride. If they solved it by the end of the ride, they would receive their next clue. Otherwise, they had to ride the rollercoaster again.
• At Noryangjin Fisheries Wholesale Market, there were six boxes with live seafood in them, each with a number written on them. Teams had to transport their given number of seafood items across the market to a vendor to receive their next clue. There was a 30-minute time limit to transport their items.
• At Kolon Sporex, teams had to take part in a Korean game show, in which they had to dive into a pond and put together eleven floating puzzle pieces to form the South Korean flag. However, one team member was wrapped in bubble wrap and their partner had to paddle them like a boat. Once the puzzle was complete, they receive their next clue.
• At Namsangol Hanok Village, teams had to find the one piece of plastic food that was hidden on a buffet of Korean delicacies. Anything they picked up had to be eaten. Once they found the fake food, they received their next clue.
• At the Gwanghwamun Gate, teams had to find the five cards written in Korean characters from the ninety that were written in Chinese and Japanese. Then, they had to ask locals to help them work out what the five characters spelt – their next destination. They can only take five cards with them at a time.
• At Luxury Karaoke, teams take part in the bamboo game called tuho. They were given twenty bamboo sticks and had to successfully throw five of them into a narrow pot. If they landed five in the pot, they received their next clue. If not, they had to spend ten minutes singing karaoke, before attempting the task again. After they finished this task, they had to vote for which team they wished to Yield.
• At the Samsung store, teams had to search the ground floor for a message on a screen from the host, who directed them to the second floor of the store. There, they were surprised with a video chat with loved ones from home before receiving their next clue.
• At Su Noraebang, teams had to find "K-Food Express", where they would pick up a cart and load it with a serving of Israeli food. Their first serving contained pita with hummus, a falafel, and a spicy egg. Teams had to convince a single Korean local to eat all of this food, otherwise they would have to go back and get a new dish. Then, teams would have to find a local to eat a single serving of Gefilte. Once this was accomplished, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Sogang University, one team member were given a listing of six electronic cables that were required to hook up a home theatre system, while their partner had to find them in a huge tangle of wires. The team member looking at the sign had to stand behind a line and could not physically help, while the one untangling the wires could not see the sign. Once the six wires were retrieved and used to properly hook up the home theatre system, it would turn on and display the team's next destination. Here, teams would discover if they received the Yield.
• At Changcheon-Dong, teams would observe a photograph of Miss South Korea and had to search the nearby streets for her. Once they thought they had found her, they had to hand her a tiara and sash and say a Korean phrase meaning "You are very beautiful". If they had found the real Miss South Korea, teams would receive their next clue, directing them to the Pit Stop at the Olympic Park. There, Joezi & Alex had to serve their Yield penalty before checking-in at the mat.

  Leg 10 (South Korea → Vietnam)

• Seoul to Hanoi, Vietnam
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi
• Hanoi

• At the Hanoi Opera House, teams had to stand on the roof and watch the busy roundabout underneath the building, looking for seven numbers on vehicles and people below. Once they had all seven, they had to head to a nearby motorcycle parking lot and find one of a few number plates with all seven numbers on it to receive their next clue. This lot was also where they had to vote for which team they wished to U-Turn.
• At Trúc Bạch Lake Marina, teams had to ride in a swan boat, where they took a mandatory break from the Race.
• At the Temple of Literature, teams would pick up a pair of shoulder harnesses with baskets and fill them with rice. They would then carry the rice along a marked path around the temple until they reached a set of scales, where they would weigh their rice. Once teams reached a total of of rice – the amount that an average Vietnamese family consumes in a year – they would receive their next clue.
• At Lenin Park, teams would find a series of blocks on the ground. One team member would stand on the starting block, while their partner would retrieve bamboo ladders of varying lengths from a large pile. They could only lay down ladders if they fit perfectly between a pair of blocks. Teams needed to find a way to use their limited amount of ladders to cross all of the blocks to reach their next clue.
• At Nghia Mai, teams had to find a marked coal shop, where team would use local tools to make 30 coal bricks, a traditional Vietnamese fuel source, using wet coal. Once complete, they had to use tongs to pick up four bricks, two per team member, and carry them through the neighborhood without damaging them or putting them down. Once they delivered them to a marked vendor, she would use them to power her stoves and give the teams the next clue.
• At Thu Le Park Zoo, teams had to learn how to perform a traditional Chinese lion dance. During the dance, teams had to jump across a series of platforms while wearing the lion costume, taking care not to fall off. If successful, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Huong Lien Bun Cha Restaurant, teams had to eat the entire contents of a foul-smelling durian, freshly picked off of the tree. Once they finished their meal, teams would receive their next clue.
• At the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology, teams had to enter a specific building, where they would find 1500 Vietnamese nón lá hats. One team member had to look through the hats for one with a tiny Race flag on the underside. For every hat they picked up, they would have to place it on the head of their partner, continuing to stack them up higher and higher. If the hats fell off of their head at any point, the team would have to serve a 10-minute penalty before continuing. Once teams found the hat with the tiny Race flag, they could exchange it for their next clue, directing them to the Pit Stop at the Imperial Citadel of Thăng Long.

  Leg 11 (Vietnam → Cambodia)

• Hanoi to Siem Reap, Cambodia
• Siem Reap to Tonlé Sap
• Tonlé Sap
• Tonlé Sap
• Tonlé Sap
• Siem Reap
• Sokha
• Sokha
• Sokha
• Siem Reap
• Siem Reap
• Siem Reap
• Siem Reap

• At the school, teams would spend time with the pupils for a short time before receiving their next clue.
• At Kho Andeth, teams had to follow a set of precise instructions to build their own bamboo raft. They would then use it to solve a real-life version of a classic brain teaser. Teams would be given one of two sets of figures. They would either have a lion, pig, tortoise and bananas, or they would have a tiger, rooster, parrot and corn. Teams had to transport the predator, the farm animal, and the food over to a nearby houseboat, but could only carry one item at a time. The predator could not be left alone with the farm animal or it would be eaten. Likewise, the farm animal could not be left alone with the food, or it would be eaten. The tortoise and parrot were not part of the puzzle, but teams were not told this. Once teams solved the puzzle, they would receive their next clue.
• On the Houseboat, teams would spend a predetermined amount of time and take a break from the Race, during which time they could eat tropical fruit and rest on hammocks. Once the time was up, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Wat Damnak, teams had to observe an intricate Buddha shrine, memorizing where all of the little pieces were located. They would then take it apart and load it onto a cyclo to take it to their next destination.
• At Wat Preah Prom Rath, teams had to assemble the Buddha shrine back together so that it matched the configuration that they saw at Wat Damnak. Teams were free to return to Wat Danmak at any point to check the example. Once the shrine was properly put back together, teams would receive their next clue. This was also where teams voted for who they would like to receive this leg's Yield.
• After the Roadblock, teams then had to use a basket to catch fish in the farm's pond and then reach in through a hole in the top to pick them up with their bare hands. Once they caught five fish, teams would receive their next clue. Teams would then discover if they were Yielded.
• At Sita's Farm, teams had to herd 500 ducks along a marked field and bring them to a lake, where they would rest with the ducks for 10 minutes. They then had to herd all 500 of them back to their holding pen to receive their next clue.
• On 9th Street, teams had to set up a food stall and fill a pot with oil to prepare for deep frying. Teams would then cook with the ingredients they had been given. Unbeknownst to the teams, these ingredients were beetles, crickets, worms and spiders. One team member had to pick up the bugs with their bare hands and pass them to their team member, who would deep fry them. Once everything was cooked and prepared, teams had to sell the food they had just made. In total, teams would have to earn 20,000 riels. Any customer they sold food to would have to take a bite of the food to prove that they would not just throw away what they had bought. Once teams had earned enough money, they would receive their next clue.
• At Angkor Wat, teams would find five different offerings on the outskirts of the temple and had to choose one. They then had to climb a very steep set of stairs to reach one of three monks and present their offering. Each monk would only accept a single type of offering. If teams brought the wrong kind, the monk would say a Buddhist proverb to them in English, which would subtly hint at what they wanted. Once all three monks received their proper offerings, teams would receive their next clue.
• At Wat Tang Tok, teams had to pick one of 50 bowls of coins and then drop one coin into each of the 102 small cups set up near the Buddha statue. If teams chose a bowl with exactly 102 coins, they would receive their next clue. Otherwise, they would have to try again with a different bowl.

• While in Tonlé Sap, teams travelled by rowboat.

  Leg 12 (Cambodia → Australia)

• Siem Reap to Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Geelong
• Geelong

• At Brighton Beach, teams had to search Melbourne's iconic colorful beach huts for the one which could be unlocked with a key included with the clue. Then, they had to look amongst many items on a beach each with a sticker corresponding to a hut. If the sticker matched the teams' hut, they would receive their next clue, otherwise teams had to carry the item to whichever hut was on the sticker before grabbing another item.
• At Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, teams had to surf on a standing wave for 2 minutes and 50 seconds total. Each team member was required to surf for at least one minute. When the team's combined times reached the necessary length, they would their next clue.
• At the Royal Exhibition Building, one team member had to roll their partner, who was strapped inside a giant wheel, a distance of around the courtyard within a five-minute limit. Once they successfully completed the course, they would get their next clue.
• At the Docklands City Marina, teams changed into a kangaroo costume with spring shoes and sorted through 20 photos of landmarks, foods, and celebrities. If teams correctly chose the 12 pictures that were Australian, the judge would give them their next clue.
• At Melbourne Museum, teams had to play a giant trivia board game, which was divided into the countries they visited during the Race. Then, teams had to roll the dice to advance their token to a space where they would draw a card which contained a question and a penalty related to the leg from that space's country, with the exception of the Australia spaces which contained questions about previous seasons of HaMerotz LaMillion. If teams answered the question correctly they could roll the dice again; however, if their answer was wrong teams had to complete the penalty task before rolling again. Additionally, each country had a space where, if landed on, teams drew a card that would instruct them to move their token to a specific country. Once the teams reached the end of the board, a man dressed as Captain Cook would hand them their next clue.
• The next clue where teams instructed to find the neighbour Charlene Robinson at Bourke Street, they learn how to figure out that character portrayed in hit soap opera Neighbours, this referred to Kylie Minogue. Then, they had to find a Kylie Minogue impersonator, who would sing "Especially for You" for them and give the teams a tablet with a special message from loved ones back at home. When finished, the impersonator herself would hand out their next clue.
• At the National Gallery of Victoria, one team member had to hang upside down in a harness and spray paint a picture using stencils. The team member on the ground had to pull ropes to move them in each direction. After painting with two stencils, team members would swap places for the last stencil. Once they done, the art director would hand them their next clue.
• At Chez Dré, one team member had a screen over their eyes that showed video from a camera that was on their partner's head. This team member then had to prepare and decorate a Pavlova cake to the standards of a baker. When the baker was satisfied with their Pavlova, teams received their next clue.
• At Simonds Stadium, teams had to count the number of players running around the stadium's pitch. Then, they would use this number to find a seat with a clue envelope attached to the chair. If the number was correct, they would find their next clue. If the number was wrong, the envelope instructed teams to do exercises as a penalty before trying again.

  Leg 13 (Australia)

• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Melbourne
• Healesville

• At Docklands Pier, teams had to choose a yacht and sail towards their next destination at St Kilda Beach.
• At the St Kilda Beach, teams had to pick a circle of flags, containing the names of the cities visited the Race and the word for "hello" in the city's language. They would be attached by the waist with an elastic band with a globe hanging on a wire in between team member. They had to position themselves carefully, because if the globe moved out of the circle flags in the center, they would serve the one-minute penalty. Teams had match each city with the way to say 'hello' in the city's country. The correct answers were:
• At Federation Square, teams had to gather 50 people and give each them a shirt of a particular color. They would then proceed to the grounds and assemble a group to say the phrase, "!שם הקבוצה) היא הקבוצה הכי טובה בעולם) ". Once the crowd recited the phrase, teams would assemble a director, cameraman and sound technician to shoot a short video that would explain why they should win a million and would end with a crowd shouting the phrase. If the video was approved, the director would give them their next clue.
• At the Melbourne Star, teams had to choose one of the cars at the ferris wheel and had to climb up to the girders into the opposite direction. Once teams made into a halfway mark, they would transfer to another car from the ladder to the outside one. Once at the top, they could climb into one of the cars and had to wait to go back to the ground, where they would receive their next clue.
• At Hedgend Maze, teams had to search a huge extreme maze that spanned the length of to the Finish Line at the end. There, teams would find the empty "Pit Stop" mat and another clue box, which informed them that they had finished the Race and that they had to fly to Israel and learn their ultimate placement at Ariel Sharon Park.