The article discusses the unique aspects of the British version of the reality competition show 'Race Across the World', where participants embark on a challenging journey across nearly 16,000 kilometers from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The show features seven checkpoints, culminating in St. John's, Newfoundland, and unlike its Finnish counterpart, the winning team will receive a substantial cash prize of £20,000 (approximately €23,000). This season showcases five British pairs, including estranged brothers Marc and Michael, along with a father-daughter duo seeking to strengthen their relationship. The show promises to deliver memorable experiences as they traverse vast landscapes that include both land and water in one of the world's largest countries.