Lance, going last, breaks down in tears halfway through his run and has to be comforted by Scott, Paul and Brad. Running the Rails: The contestants must drive a car up a set of rails over a pool and touch a stop sign with the front bumper without dislodging a set of garbage cans above the sign, before reversing back the way they came. Brad slides off after three seconds and fails. Dean slides off to the right going forward, while neither Dale nor Jamie even get aligned in the beginning. Scott has an advantage from a long lead-up, but knocks over the garbage cans and falls out of alignment in the reverse and Diane does likewise. Paul, whose main problem is driving in the presence of other cars, remains calm and as the only one to pass the course. Lance manages to stay balanced, but starts to reverse well before touching the stop sign. Best Performer: Paul was the only nominee who passed this challenge. Worst Performer: Dale and Jamie, as neither of them were able to align themselves properly before getting on the rails properly. The Posture Check: Philippe evaluates the driving postures of all eight contestants and corrects them if necessary. He also teaches them the proper way to check their blind spot while driving, in preparation for the next challenge. Camaro Challenge: The Shoulder Check Challenge: The traditional shoulder check challenge is done in the Camaro this year. In this challenge, drivers must drive past a set of lights to either side of them at 80 km/h, with one set of lights being all red and the other all green. Contestants must check over both shoulders to determine which side has the green lights and steer to that side to avoid hitting a large stop sign in front of them (if neither side is safe, drivers must stop in front of the stop sign). Paul passes easily, despite Andrew's concerns that he has a larger blind spot due to his long hair. Jamie fails as she turns her wheel while performing her checks. Lance does not turn in time and hits the stop sign. Dean passes easily, while Brad both goes too fast and goes the wrong way. Dale also passes, but out of luck rather than skill, as she does not see which side to steer to and blindly guesses. Diane, who has trouble accelerating