over, rupturing the gas tank on the red car. Paul admits failure in the challenge, while Lance is somehow let off the hook. Camaro Challenge: The Slalom Challenge: Back in the first episode, everyone failed the slalom portion of the basic assessment. After Philippe gives the contestants lessons on how to slalom properly, everyone must redo this portion of the assessment, this time at 80 km/h. This had never been done in previous seasons due to the crew having never trusted the older used cars employed for a challenge of this nature, hence the use of the Camaro. Lance and Diane both go too fast and hit foam figures. Paul passes despite intense frustrations. Donna's lack of screaming (an effort on her part to reduce a negative influence on Brad) nets Brad a pass as well. Andrew is terrified at Dale's driving, but she passes, much to his astonishment. Jamie, going at 88 km/h, also passes to Eric's astonishment. Dean's habit of letting go of the brake when things go wrong ruins his run, as things go wrong just as he passes the last obstacle, turning a pass into a fail at the last minute. Rules of the Road: Peter tests the drivers on their knowledge of road rules. Of the ten rules tested, Paul got 8/10, while Lance posted the lowest score, with 2/10. The Water-Tank Challenge: A Plymouth Reliant "K-car" station wagon with of water is used for this annual challenge. The obstacle course this year consists of a straight section of road at 60 km/h before slowing down and turning into a winding precision driving course, which includes a sudden stop to accommodate a down a pop-out car, leading to another precision section through rims and then to a raised platform before finishing with a slalom in reverse. For the third consecutive year, Andrew gets splashed on after being too ambitious on the raised platform, but the water he loses is still very little in comparison to that of the nominees. Jamie quickly panics after the first turn and fails the reverse slalom. Brad never drives slowly throughout the entire course and barely makes the first corner. Chronically slow Diane uncharacteristically also goes too fast on the straightaway and, like Jamie, quickly loses concentration (and composure) thereafter. Paul has minimal issues in the initial portion and most of his lost water comes from hitting obstacles. He learns