that concentration is the key to success and Tommy reiterates this throughout the challenge. John returns as Dale's nominator for this challenge, but she destroys much of the course in her run. Lance loses all his water nearly failing to make the first turn. Dean is too afraid to accelerate to 60 km/h and does not have enough room to slow down for the initial turn; the ensuing massive spill of water floods the car's engine. In deliberation, Jamie, Paul and Lance all desire to graduate, though Lance admits he has no real chance of doing so. Dale expresses further resolve to improve, while Brad allows that he needs work on the relationship front more than on his driving skills. The experts make a unanimous decision to graduate Paul, described as "the perfect student," as the season's first official graduate without further discussion. Web extras for this episode: Dale's Confession – Dale and John, in the confessional, discuss on what happens when Dale was quizzed on what the speed limit on the highway is. Prior to that, she had thought that the speed limit varied between lanes (which is not true anywhere in Canada) before John corrects her and says that the speed limit on Ontario's highways (referring to the 400-series highways in Ontario) as 100 km/h. She also comments on various misconceptions she had before entering rehab (such as being able to drive with a malfunctioning speedometer, "blinker fluid" and needing only air conditioning and a good rear-view mirror to drive). The conversation goes into how she had gotten her driver's license 30 years ago and she admits that various luck factors may have played a part in how she avoided getting into some of the trouble by talking her way out of things. Paul's Graduation – Paul takes to the confessional one last time and reflects on the skills that he had learned during rehab: the rules of the road (for which he later discovers that he had the best score with 8/10), as well as the skills taught to him by Peter and Philippe, which he credits to passing at least two challenges (as well as a third that he knew how to do but had failed), despite his many troubles fitting into the various cars on the show. He also speaks of the virtues of patience, as well as going back to the stresses of his