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How to Watch ‘The Amazing Race’ Season 39 Online Free

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Thirteen teams race across nine countries for this season’s $1 million prize

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The Amazing Race celebrates its 25th birthday this year with a 39th season. The new season of the globetrotting competition series will see 13 teams of interesting characters racing across nine countries, including Morocco, Sri Lanka, Australia, Canada, and — for the first time — Albania. Season 39 will also be the first without a stop in the contiguous United States.

At a Glance: How to Watch The Amazing Race Season 39

As with past seasons, the winning team will go home with a grand prize of $1 million. Phil Keoghan is also back to host the action-packed series’ new entry.

This season is personally significant for Keoghan, since the filming took the cast to the host’s hometown of Christchurch, New Zealand. After the town was mostly destroyed during an earthquake in 2011, Keoghan vowed to bring The Amazing Race there once it was rebuilt.

Keoghan also said that Albania was “fascinating”: “I had no idea that they had over 150 to 200,000 underground bunkers that were set up for the Cold War,” the host told Parade. “Thank God none were ever used because of a nuclear explosion.”

The Amazing Race Season 39 premieres on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 9:30 p.m. ET on CBS. Read on to find out how to stream The Amazing Race Season 39 online, including ways to watch for free.

Where to Stream The Amazing Race Season 39 Online

Fans without cable can stream The Amazing Race Season 39 online using any live-TV streaming service that carries CBS. If you don’t mind waiting, you can also watch new episodes on Paramount+ the day after they air on CBS.

Here’s a breakdown of five ways to watch The Amazing Race Season 39.

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DirecTV

CBS is available in six DirecTV plans, including the MySports and MyNews Genre Packs and all of the larger Streaming Packages. These plans start at $44.99 a month, but you get a five-day free trial and a discount on your first two to six months (depending on the plan).

Free Trial

Fubo

Fubo carries CBS in every plan for streaming The Amazing Race Season 39 online. Subscriptions begin with a five-day free trial and a discount on your first month. After that, pricing starts at $64.99 a month.

Free Trial

YouTube TV

Another way to stream The Amazing Race Season 39 online is YouTube TV, which carries CBS in both of its plans. You get a free trial to start (between seven and 21 days) and a discount on your first three to six months. After the trial and introductory months, plans start at $71.99 a month.

Paramount+ (next day)

New episodes of The Amazing Race will also be available to watch on-demand on Paramount+ the day after they air on CBS. Paramount+ is much more affordable than the options above, with plans starting at $8.99 a month, although you don’t get a free trial.

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