How to watch Race To Survive: New Zealand in Australia

As of May 20, 2024, a new episode of Race To Survive is available to stream on USA Network. All episodes will also be available on Peacock.

When does Race To Survive: New Zealand premiere?

“Race to Survive: New Zealand,” the second season of the “Race to Survive” series, premieres on May 20, 2024 at 11 p.m. ET/PT with a 75-minute supersized episode on the USA Network. Episodes will also be available for streaming on Peacock.

Race To Survive: New Zealand Episode Guide

• Water And Ice premieres on May 20, 2024.
  Nine teams race through New Zealand, sourcing their own food and water. The last team to finish each leg is eliminated. Endurance and strategy are key to winning the $500,000 grand prize.
• Packrafts, Portages, and Pain premieres on May 27, 2024.

Where to watch Race To Survive: New Zealand in Australia?

“Race To Survive: New Zealand” premieres on May 20, 2024, on the USA Network. Episodes will also be available for streaming on Peacock. If you are in Australia, you can stream Race To Survive: New Zealand on USA Network or Peacock using a VPN to bypass geo-restrictions and stream the series.

How can I watch Race To Survive: New Zealand in Australia?

To watch Race To Survive: New Zealand in Australia, use a virtual private network (VPN) to bypass any location restrictions and access USA Network or Peacock to stream the show.

Where can I watch Race To Survive: New Zealand for free in Australia?

Race To Survive: New Zealand is available to stream on USA Network in the US, which means you cannot watch Race To Survive: New Zealand for free in Australia.

Who are the competitors in Race to Survive: New Zealand?

Meet the Race to Survive: New Zealand Competitors:

1. Rhandi Orme (40) and Ashley Paulson (42) – Endurance athletes and mothers from Kaysville, UT, and St. George, UT.
2. Mikhail Martin (33) and Steffen Jean-Pierre (35) – Climbing kings from New York.
3. Creighton Baird (34) and Paulina Peña (31) – Divorced daredevils from Salt Lake City, UT.
4. Bronsen Iverson (20) and Ryan Stewart (43) – A son and father-in-law duo from Hurricane, UT, and Lehi, UT.
5. Oliver Dev (29) and Spencer “Corry” Jones (26) – White water river guides from Jackson, WY.
6. Donald “Jeff” Watterson Jr. (46) and Coree Woltering (33) – Ultramarathoning friends from Newcastle, IN, and Chattanooga, TN.
7. Ethan Greenberg (32) and Tyrie Mann Merrill (28) – Elite airborne firefighters from Boston, MA, and Reno, NV.
8. Emilio Navarro (56) and Heather Sischo (42) – Racers from Cranston, RI, and Warwick, RI.
9. Nikola “Nik” Milutinovic (37) and Kennedy Taylor (26) – Oil rig workers from Alberta, Canada.

Race To Survive: New Zealand FAQ

1. How many teams are competing in the show?
   Nine teams of two will compete in “Race to Survive: New Zealand”.
2. What is the grand prize for the winning team?
   The winning team will receive a $500,000 grand prize.
3. What types of challenges will the teams face?
   Teams will navigate 150 miles of harsh New Zealand terrain, including ancient caves, icy alpine summits, and racing rapids, while sourcing their own food and water.
4. What makes “Race to Survive: New Zealand” different from the first season?
   The second season shifts from Alaska to New Zealand, offering new and unique challenges in a different environment, emphasizing endurance racing and survival skills.
5. Who are the executive producers of the show?
   Jeff Hasler, Brian Lovett, and Meredith Prunkard are the executive producers, with Jeff Conroy serving as the executive producer and showrunner.
6. What happens to the last team in each leg of the race?
   The last team to reach the finish line in each leg of the race will be eliminated from the competition.
7. Where can I stream the episodes after they air on TV?
   Episodes will be available for streaming on Peacock the day after they air on USA Network.

Race To Survive: New Zealand Trailer

Check out the trailer for Race To Survive: New Zealand here.

How to watch Race To Survive Season 2 in Australia?

To watch “Race To Survive: New Zealand” Season 2 in Australia, use a reliable VPN service such as ExpressVPN, NordVPN, or CyberGhost to access USA Network or Peacock. Download and install a VPN and connect to a US server through the VPN app. Once connected, access the USA Network website or Peacock to stream the show.