Jo and Kush Lead Tonight’s Race Across The World Finale — What Time Is Race Across The World On Tonight
Race Across the World season six ends tonight, and what time is race across the world on tonight matters because one pair will be crowned the winners after eight weeks on the road. Jo and Kush head into the finale as the current favourites, with the £20,000 prize fund still on the line.
Jo and Kush Lead
Jo and Kush are the pair to catch as the finale begins tonight. Andrew and Molly sit in second place, Katie and Harrison are third, and Mark and Margo are fourth, so the race arrives at its final leg with four teams still separated by position rather than by any finished result.
The series has tracked five pairs across Europe and Asia over the last eight weeks, with the route reaching toward northern Mongolia first. That leaves tonight’s episode to settle the order that viewers have been following while the contestants were still filming months ago.
Five Pairs, One Prize
Puja and Roshni were eliminated in episode three after being the last pair to make it to the checkpoint. Their exit reduced the race to the four teams now listed in the running order, and it also left the field narrow enough that the final places are easy to track as the episode begins.
Among the current contenders, Jo is part of the youngest pairing and has emerged as one of the names to watch at the top of the board. Andrew and Molly’s second-place position keeps them in reach, while Katie and Harrison’s third-place spot and Mark and Margo’s fourth-place position show how tight the standings remain heading into the last broadcast.
After Filming Wrapped
The gap between filming and broadcast has already given the cast time to move on. Andrew and Molly appeared on Morning Live at the start of May, Katie and Harrison took a trip to Croatia and Slovenia in May, and Harrison ran the Manchester marathon in April.
Last year, filming wrapped for season six, and the cast later attended a launch party in April. Puja and Roshni also began travelling around Vietnam in April after leaving the race, while Margo celebrated her 60th birthday after filming ended. For viewers, the result still lands tonight; for the contestants, the race has already been over for months.
Race Across the World is available to catch up on iPlayer now, but tonight’s episode is the one that settles the winner. The pair that reaches the finish first takes the £20,000 prize fund, ending a season that has stretched from Europe into Asia and left Jo and Kush with the strongest position at the start of the finale.
