The 14th season of The “Amazing Race” ended last night with brother/sister team Tammy and Victor Jih winning it all. The final three couples racing for the million dollars included the lawyer siblings, the mother/son team of Luke and Margie Adams and the all-girl team Cara Rosenthal and Jaime Edmondson.
The final three teams of “The Amazing Race” are particularly interesting, as Cara and Jaime were racing to be the first all-girl team to win, and Luke is the first deaf contestant featured on the show.
The show ended in Hawaii, where Tammy and Victor found out that of the final three teams they had won The “Amazing Race.”
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- Deaf Contestant Representation
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