You asked for it, so here are the official race clues. Check out this PDF to see what challenges the amazing racers conquered.
Also, I uploaded more photos to our slideshow. Enjoy!
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Salvation Army on Ice Contest Answers
Here are the answers to the four questions for our Salvation Army on Ice contest.
Question #1
The address of the race starting line multiplied by the number of racers and divided by KOOL's radio frequency. The answer should be rounded to the nearest whole number.
Answer #1
4200 x 34 racers / 107.9 radio frequency = 1,323.4 rounded to 1,323
Question #2
What do these three people have in common?
-General William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army
-Sir George Darwin, son of Charles Darwin (author of "Origin of the Species")
-Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin member of the US House of Representatives
Answer #2
All three men died in 1912.
Question #3
What do these three have in common?
-A Salvation Army Crest
-Abbott Northwestern Hospital
-A track meet
Answer #3
All have shots.
Question #4
Like Metallica, I'm heavy metal.When I go down the street, sometimes I receive a standing ovation.
Answer #4
Big SAL, our giant kettle (8 foot!) float
Question #1
The address of the race starting line multiplied by the number of racers and divided by KOOL's radio frequency. The answer should be rounded to the nearest whole number.
Answer #1
4200 x 34 racers / 107.9 radio frequency = 1,323.4 rounded to 1,323
Question #2
What do these three people have in common?
-General William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army
-Sir George Darwin, son of Charles Darwin (author of "Origin of the Species")
-Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin member of the US House of Representatives
Answer #2
All three men died in 1912.
Question #3
What do these three have in common?
-A Salvation Army Crest
-Abbott Northwestern Hospital
-A track meet
Answer #3
All have shots.
Question #4
Like Metallica, I'm heavy metal.When I go down the street, sometimes I receive a standing ovation.
Answer #4
Big SAL, our giant kettle (8 foot!) float
Monday, July 23, 2007
Final Results
We had such a blast on Saturday and hope all the racers and spectators did too! Thanks again to everyone for their generous support--it is your support that allows The Salvation Army to help those who need it most.
For a cool photo slideshow and the final team standings, check out this link http://www.thesalarmy.org/raceresults07.htm.
More photos (and we hope video) will be coming later this week. Email Kristy if you have photos or fun stories from Saturday that you'd like to share. Again, thanks to everyone who made the 2007 MOST Amazing Race possible!
Results coming soon!
We're putting together photos and video from Saturday's MOST Amazing Race. More information will be coming soon.
In the meantime, congratulations to Team Waler, the $5,000 grand prize winners!

In the meantime, congratulations to Team Waler, the $5,000 grand prize winners!
Thursday, July 19, 2007
The Salvation Army on Ice--Question #4
Question #4
Like Metallica, I'm heavy metal.
When I go down the street, sometimes I receive a standing ovation.
Have you figured out the correct answers to all four questions? We hope so. Just follow the rules below to enter!
Contest rules:
-Entries must include your name, phone number and email address along with the answers to all four questions.
-Email entries to Kristy at kristy.pluim@usc.salvationarmy.org by Friday, July 20 at 12pm in order to be eligible. Answers may also be submitted on Saturday, July 21 between 5-7pm at the KOOL108 RiverBlast tent (near the stage).
-Contestants with all four correct answers will be entered into a random drawing for two round trip Icelandair tickets to anywhere in Europe. The drawing will be held on July 21. You don't need to be present to win.
-Must be 18 years old to enter.
-Salvation Army employees and their immediate families are not eligible to participate.
Like Metallica, I'm heavy metal.
When I go down the street, sometimes I receive a standing ovation.
Have you figured out the correct answers to all four questions? We hope so. Just follow the rules below to enter!
Contest rules:
-Entries must include your name, phone number and email address along with the answers to all four questions.
-Email entries to Kristy at kristy.pluim@usc.salvationarmy.org by Friday, July 20 at 12pm in order to be eligible. Answers may also be submitted on Saturday, July 21 between 5-7pm at the KOOL108 RiverBlast tent (near the stage).
-Contestants with all four correct answers will be entered into a random drawing for two round trip Icelandair tickets to anywhere in Europe. The drawing will be held on July 21. You don't need to be present to win.
-Must be 18 years old to enter.
-Salvation Army employees and their immediate families are not eligible to participate.
Torchlight Parade
Check out these pictures of the racers riding our "Big SAL" float in last night's Aquatennial Torchlight Parade!
The Salvation Army on Ice--Question #3
Question #3
What do these three have in common?
A Salvation Army Crest
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
A track meet
What do these three have in common?
A Salvation Army Crest
Abbott Northwestern Hospital
A track meet
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
The Salvation Army on Ice--Question #2
Have you figured out the answer to question #1 yet? To clarify, the "racers" from question #1 are those who will be racing on Saturday.
Here's question #2. Good luck!
Question #2
What do these three people have in common?
General William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army
Sir George Darwin, son of Charles Darwin (author of "Origin of the Species")
Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin member of the US House of Representatives
Here's question #2. Good luck!
Question #2
What do these three people have in common?
General William Booth, founder of The Salvation Army
Sir George Darwin, son of Charles Darwin (author of "Origin of the Species")
Alexander Stewart, Wisconsin member of the US House of Representatives
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
The Salvation Army on Ice

Check back here each day and answer all four questions for your chance to win two Iceland Air tickets to Europe.
Question #1
The address of the race starting line multiplied by the number of racers and divided by KOOL's radio frequency. The answer should be rounded to the nearest whole number.
Contest rules:
-Entries must include your name, phone number and email address along with the answers to all four questions.
-Email entries to Kristy at kristy.pluim@usc.salvationarmy.org by Friday, July 20 at 12pm in order to be eligible. Answers may also be submitted on Saturday, July 21 between 5-7pm at the KOOL108 RiverBlast stage.
-Contestants with all four correct answers will be entered into a random drawing for the airline tickets on July 21.
-Must be 18 years old to enter.
-Salvation Army employees and their immediate families are not eligible to participate.
Friday, July 13, 2007
Two more teams make the cut
We're excited to announce that two more teams have fundraised their way to the final race. A special thanks to those teams--Adventure Guys and Team Tower, who each raised more than $1,500 to make it into the final race on July 21. Way to go!
Teams should keep fundraising for another week...there's still the opportunity to win a fast-forward. The top 3 fundraising teams will earn a fast-forward, allowing them to skip any one challenge along the race route.
And don't forget that the top fundraising team (who isn't the grand prize winner) will win an awesome prize as well--two Iceland Airline tickets.
Thanks to everyone who has been a part of The MOST Amazing Race. We here at The Salvation Army are humbled by your generosity and willingness to help us in the fight against homelessness and hunger!
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