BBC's Race Across the World experiences its most dramatic final race on boats. The final two pairs were seen battling it out on boats and then on land during the final race of the show.
Race Across The World gripped viewers as the winners of its fourth series were crowned during Wednesday night's episode after a gruelling eight week challenge.
Alfie spilled the gossip in a Facebook group dedicated to the show, revealing that they had to stay in the hotel for 'safety reasons'. Meanwhile, series two contestant Jen, who took part with her husband Rob, also revealed the teams are accompanied by members of the crew at all times. 'I remember crossing into a different time zone and almost missing a vital transport link, and the crew just had to roll with it. It's the same with our jobs directory – all genuine jobs on offer in the local areas, simply compiled.'
Alfie spilled the gossip in a Facebook group dedicated to the show, revealing that they had to stay in the hotel for 'safety reasons'She explained that they were only able to travel if at least one member of the crew was able to come with them, but insisted this never impacted their route. He said 'It's all very well doing it theoretically, looking at timetables and things' before adding 'but until someone does it for real, you don't know where the difficulties might lie.
'It was a nightmare for production management as the competing contributors decided how and where to go. You cannot underestimate how challenging the journey could be at times.'Wednesday night's episode saw a nail-biting ending to the 15,000km race across Eastern Asia as two pairs approached the finish line neck and neck.
Both pairs met each other multiple times on their journey from Jakarta to Lombok, before needing to travel by boat to a tiny Island off the coast at the exact same time. In third place were beloved brother and sister Betty and James - who arrived a day later after overcoming a dwindling budget and mishaps.The dramatic final scenes saw Alfie and Owen dart along the beach in Indonesia surrounded by gleaming tropical waters before arriving at the book to find they had won the race.Owen said proudly: 'We came, and we saw, and we succeeded.'Eugenie and Isabel opened the book to find they had been beaten by the boys by minutes.
The next day, 24 hours and 34 minutes later, Betty and James arrived at the finish line, before Stephen and Viv made it six hours later. But as the contestants began the final leg in Wednesday's episode, Betty, 25, and James, 21, panicked when they realised they had just £155 left to finish the race. 'I swear to god if Betty and James aren't able to complete the race...,'; 'Betty and James until the finishing line,';
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