Where to Watch The Amazing Race: Channel & Live Stream Guide

The Amazing Race returns for Season 39 with host Phil Keoghan, launching a special two-night premiere on Wednesday, September 30, and Thursday, October 1, on CBS according to network scheduling details. Viewers can live stream the globe-trotting competition through Paramount Plus Premium, which costs $14 a month and unlocks live CBS broadcasts without ads. Fans looking to save money can access new episodes on demand on Thursdays using the Paramount Plus Essential plan for $9 a month.

Streaming Options and Pricing on Live TV Services

Viewers who want a free trial and additional channels beyond CBS can choose from major live TV streaming providers. YouTube TV carries CBS in both its Main and Sports plans, with the 100-channel Main plan priced at $83 a month and the 30-channel Sports plan at $65 a month, according to YouTube TV pricing data. New users qualify for introductory discounts of $15 off the first five months of the Main plan or $20 off the first six months of the Sports plan, alongside a standard free trial.

Fubo provides another alternative for households tracking the competition. The Fubo Pro plan costs $89 a month for over 200 channels and includes regional and international sports networks, with a free trial and a $25 discount on the first month available for new subscribers as noted by platform terms.

Global Access Via Virtual Private Networks

Fans traveling abroad can access their domestic streaming subscriptions using a virtual private network. NordVPN offers international servers and a 30-day money-back guarantee, functioning as a cybersecurity tool that lets users temporarily alter their virtual locations so US-based payment accounts operate from anywhere according to service specifications. Business Insider notes that VPN use may conflict with the terms of service of certain platforms and remains illegal in specific countries.

Where to Watch The Amazing Race: Channel & Live Stream Guide

Season 39 Contestant Teams and Lineup

Thirteen diverse teams will compete across international locations for the new season. The official cast list released by CBS features:

  • Ali Krieger (42) and Joanna Lohman (44): Pro athletes and moms from Montclair, New Jersey, and Silver Spring, Maryland.
  • Ann-Marie Tejcek (56) and Riley Tejcek (29): Mother and daughter from Carmel, Indiana, and San Diego, California.
  • Anuar Tager (58) and Andrea Tager Ballesca (25): Father and daughter from Houston, Texas.
  • Cody Langlois (35) and Jaime Tribo (33): Siblings from Los Angeles, California, and Tinley Park, Illinois.
  • Conner Wilson (27) and Garrett McGuire (27): Childhood friends from Loomis, California, and Rocklin, California.
  • Dafina Dunmore (52) and Saran Dunmore (51): Sisters and best friends from Chicago, Illinois, with Dafina working as a bond analyst and DJ and Saran as a personal trainer.
  • Daisha Wilks (28) and Dalton Hamby (27): Videographers and a dating couple from Flat Rock, Alabama, and Jacksonville, Alabama.
  • Doug Matter (73) and Dylan Matter (19): Grandfather and grandson from San Diego, California, with Doug serving as a retired fire chief and Dylan as a college student.
  • Erin Taylor (28) and Javi Vintimilla (30): Married couple from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, where Erin works in human resources and Javi is a pilot.
  • Jody Rebhun (44) and Jenn Naso (44): Best friends and moms from Branford, Connecticut, and Larchmont, New York, working as a history teacher and forensic scientist respectively.
  • Katie Schultz (26) and Charlotte Schultz (20): Esthetician sisters from Murray, Kentucky.
  • Michelle Patterson (31) and Matthew Patterson (36): Married parents and business owners from Rutherford, New Jersey, operating an auto body shop and real estate practice.
  • Zach Johnson (30) and Nate Johnson (27): Brothers from Dallas, Texas, working as a car salesman and a sales director.

Frequently Asked Questions About Watching Season 39

When does Season 39 premiere?

The season debuts with a special two-night premiere on Wednesday, September 30, and Thursday, October 1, on CBS, with regular weekly episodes airing Wednesdays from 9:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET.

What is the cheapest way to watch live?

Paramount Plus Premium costs $14 a month and provides live CBS streaming alongside an ad-free on-demand library.

Can I watch episodes on demand with ads?

Yes, the Paramount Plus Essential plan costs $9 a month and lets subscribers watch new episodes on demand on Thursdays.

How can I watch while traveling outside the United States?

Viewers can use a VPN such as NordVPN to connect to US servers, though users must adhere to local laws and platform terms of service regarding regional restrictions.