The Amazing Race Asia 2

Hosted by Allan Wu, it featured ten teams of two, each with a pre-existing relationship, in a race around the Eastern Hemisphere to win US$100,000.

Adrian Yap was the first contestant with a disability to participate & win any edition of The Amazing Race, while Malaysian sisters Pamela and Vanessa Chong finished in second place and Philippine best friends and expats Marc Nelson and Rovilson Fernandez finished in third place.

[4] Production made the show more competitive by imposing more self-driving and reducing the chance of teams being bunched up on the same airplane flight.

This twist led to an argument between Henry and host Allan Wu at the Seoul Pit Stop, when the former was unwilling to give up his team's money.

The second season of the show had six official sponsors: Aviva, Caltex, Nokia Nseries, Sony Electronics Asia Pacific, Bintan Lagoon Resort, and Standard Chartered Bank.

Monica Lo represented Toronto, Ontario, Canada and won the 1997 Miss Chinese International Pageant,[12] while Paula Taylor is a Channel [V] VJ.

[18] The other is Aurelia, a Frenchwoman residing in Hong Kong who raced with her Singaporean ex-housemate Sophie,[1][19] while Brett is of Australian nationality.

Paula Taylor appeared on the first leg of The Amazing Race Asia 3 as a Pit Stop greeter in Chiang Mai.

The Starting Line for The Amazing Race Asia 2 was located near mouth of the Singapore River .
Complete Route Map
Upon arriving in The Philippines , teams headed to the ASEAN Promenade Park in Manila 's CCP Complex to find their next clue.
Teams finished this leg of the race at the historic Paco Park & Cemetery in Downtown Manila .
The Roadblock in New Zealand had one team member bungee jump off the Auckland Harbour Bridge to receive their clue.
Teams ended this leg around Rotorua at Pohutu Geyser in Whakarewarewa .
Teams finished the leg around South Korea at Seoul 's Olympic Park Peace Plaza, overlooking the World Peace Gate.
This leg in Czech Republic took place mainly in the countryside district of Beroun where teams finished on the grounds overlooking Karlštejn Castle .
While in Prague , teams visited the Prague Castle , the biggest ancient castle in the world, where they encountered an Intersection.
The Hercules Fountain in the Royal Palace of Visegrád was visited by teams in this leg.
The Fast Forward in Budapest required teams to count the number of fence posts on Elisabeth Bridge .
After arriving in Cape Town , teams had search for one clue box among many at Signal Hill that contained their next clue.
After returning to Singapore for the final leg, teams crossed the Finish Line at the Chinese Garden .