‘The Amazing Race’ Winners List (Seasons 1 – 30)

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‘The Amazing Race’ Winners

‘The Amazing Race’ Winners
Season 1: Rob Frisbee & Brennan Swain
Season 2: Chris Luca & Alex Boylan
Season 3: Flo Pesenti & Zach Behr
Season 4: Reichen Lehmkuhl & Chip Arndt
Season 5: Chip McAllister & Kim McAllister
Season 6: Freddy Holliday & Kendra Bentley
Season 7: Uchenna Agu & Joyce Agu
Season 8: The Linz family
Season 9: BJ Averell & Tyler MacNiven
Season 10: Tyler Denk & James Branaman
Season 11: Eric Sanchez & Danielle Turner
Season 12: TK Erwin & Rachel Rosales
Season 13: Nick Spangler & Starr Spangler
Season 14: Tammy Jih & Victor Jih
Season 15: Meghan Rickey & Cheyne Whitney
Season 16: Dan Pious & Jordan Pious
Season 17: Nat Strand & Kat Chang
Season 18: Kisha Hoffman & Jen Hoffman
Season 19: Ernie Halvorsen & Cindy Chiang
Season 20: Rachel Brown & G. David Brown
Season 21: Josh Kilmer-Purcell & Brent Ridge
Season 22: Jonathan ‘Bates’ Battaglia & Anthony Battaglia
Season 23: Jason Case & Amy Diaz
Season 24: Dave O’Leary & Connor O’Leary
Season 25: Amy DeJong & Maya Warren
Season 26: Laura Pierson & Tyler Adams
Season 27: Kelsey Gerckens & Joey Buttitta
Season 28: Dana Alexa & Matt Steffanina
Season 29: Brooke Camhi & Scott Flanary
Season 30: Cody Nickson & Jessica Graf

“The Amazing Race” has been a reality TV fixture since it was launched on CBS on September 5, 2001. It’s earned a whopping 10 Emmy Awards for Best Reality-Competition Program, which has helped secure its place as one of the best reality shows of all time. Click through our photo gallery above that highlights all of the past “The Amazing Race” winners, from Rob and Brennan to the most recent.

These best friends, who are lawyers, won the inaugural season of the “Race.” They set a series of firsts, including being the first winners of the first leg to go on to take the prize.

These lifelong friends from Boston were the first team to have finished last in a non-elimination leg and rally to win the race.

The 23-year-old friends were at the time the youngest winning pair on “The Amazing Race,” and Flo was the first female winner.

The married couple were the first gay team and first romantic couple to win “The Amazing Race.”

Married parents Chip and Kim were the first black winners of “The Amazing Race” and the oldest winners with an average age of 45.

The engaged models from Miami, Florida, had the largest age gap for a winning team. Holliday was nine years Bentley’s senior.

The married couple won Season 7, but they couldn’t repeat when they returned for an “All Stars” edition in Season 11.

The sibling quartet were the first and only winners of the “Family” edition or race, which proved less popular than the two-person team format.

The bohemian best friends met during a Semester at Sea program before winning Season 9 of “Race.”

Tyler and James were models from Los Angeles, California. They were the first winners to have overcome substance abuse problems before their stint on the race.

Eric and Danielle were rivals during Season 9 and returned for this “All Stars” event as a dating couple, and this time they went all the way.

The newly dating couple is the youngest romantic couple to win the race — their average age was 22.5 — and Rachel was the first Hispanic winner.

The siblings are the youngest team ever to win — average age: 21.5 — and they were also the first champs to win seven legs of the race.

The sibling lawyers were the first “Amazing Race” winners of Asian descent.

The dating couple won an impressive seven legs of the race, including the last four in a row.

The sibling winners were the youngest all-male team to win “The Amazing Race,” with an average age of 23.

After 17 seasons, this doctor duo made “Amazing Race” history as the first all-female team to win.

The siblings redeemed themselves during the “Unfinished Business” installment after their embarrassing elimination in Season 14: nearing the pit stop on one leg of the race, a bathroom break had caused them to finish last and they were sent packing.

The engaged Ernie and Cindy had only won two previous legs before taking the grand prize on “The Amazing Race.”

The US army officer and his wife were dominant throughout their season, winning a record eight legs.

The goat farmers were the second gay team to win “The Amazing Race” and the first team to do so after finishing next to last in six previous legs. They had in fact not won a leg of the race until the very end.

These brothers from Raleigh, North Carolina were professional hockey players.

They peaked at the right time: After finishing second on six legs, the dating couple won the million dollars.

The father-son team are cancer survivors from Salt Lake City, UT. Their first time on the race was stunted when Dave tore his Achilles tendon in Season 22, but they were invited back for “All-Stars” Season 24 and prevailed.

The food scientists from Wisconsin won the 25th season, despite never arriving first to the mat during any previous legs.

Blind dating couple Laura and Tyler took home the win in Season 26 despite their 3.08 average race position. 

Kelsey and Joey are dating news anchors from California and one of the most popular winning duos ever.

These social media powerhouses with more than eight million followers combined are the most recent dating couple to win “The Amazing Race.”

Before the reality TV show started filming, Brooke and Scott were complete strangers. Brooke is a Director of Business Development at U.S. Legal Support and attorney from Lynbrook, N.Y., while Scott is a university recruiting manager from Charlotte, N.C. They won the $1 million prize despite several arguments.

Cody and Jessica met on “Big Brother” just months before filming Season 30 of “The Amazing Race.” They announced at the finish line that they wanted to use the $1 million prize to start a family.

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