had a falling out with John before the challenge, so Andrew helps Dale pass her run. Lance passes the challenge on his first try. Best Performer: Lance and Dale are the only ones who passed this challenge, with Lance clearly performing the best. Worst Performer: Nobody else passes, but Dean is declared the worst for letting go of the brake altogether. In deliberation, no one has a desire to graduate. However, Paul receives consideration by both Philippe and initially Peter (though he quickly retracts his statement). Paul is considered safety-aware, though Cam argues that his failing the Icy Corner challenge is a condemnation of his skills. In the end, the experts agree to honour everyone's request, marking the first time in the history of the series that seven contestants remain heading into the fourth episode. Episode 4: Wet Behind the Gears Original airdate: November 15, 2010 Crazy Eights: The head-to-head reverse figure-eight challenge is first on the docket. This year, both cars (both Honda CR-X del Sols, one grey and one red) will start in the middle of the figure-eight course and the passing point will also be in the middle, after both cars have made one loop. Andrew accompanies Dale once again (after her falling out with John prior to the last challenge) in the red car; she drives opposite Peter (in the grey car). Peter finishes quickly and has to wait for Dale to pass and to finish. Dale eventually has to be stopped after she drives over a rim and punctures her car's gas line. Diane and Dean comprise the second heat. Dean, frustrated by the slow reverse, goes too far, passing the midway point and intentionally backing into Diane, forcing both to stop, though neither hit anything else. Jamie and Brad form the third heat. Brad quickly grows frustrated due to Donna's mocking laughter and controlling behaviour, which Donna admits is a problem on her part. In contrast, Jamie is reluctant to take control of the car, continually asking Eric for advice. Both Brad and Jamie do finish with minimal incident, however. Lance and Paul make up the final heat. Lance, having taken every private lesson opportunity available to him, quickly gets to the halfway point in 48 seconds with minimal incident, but Paul having to drive a small car aggravates a back problem. His discomfort makes him unaware of an errant rim, which he runs