The Amazing Race is gearing up for its latest run worldwide as 12 new teams competing for a chance to win the top prize this fall will comprise the competitors of the 34th season. The Emmy-winning reality competition series will debut its 400th episode on Wednesday, with longtime host Phil Keoghan returning to oversee the competition. For the first time in the show's history, the 12 globe-trotting teams will begin the race outside of the U.S., traveling to Munich, Germany, for the starting line. The racers also visits Petra, Jordan, where the teams will ride a train and experience a scene reminiscent of the 1963 classic Lawrence of Arabia, perform Jordanian folk dance and learn the Arabic alphabet. Viewers will travel alongside contestants to Austria, Italy, France, Spain, Iceland, and Nashville, where the finish line will be located. There's a $1 million grand prize.

CBS has also revealed that the show is getting rid of non-elimination legs for the first time. With one team being eliminated at the end of every leg, it will be one of the most grueling races to date, and Keoghan tells PopCulture.com's Brenda Alexander he is pumped for viewers to watch it play out.

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