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Race Across the World: Who was the first couple to be eliminated?
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Race Across the World brothers Michael and Marc became the first contestants to be axed from the BBC travel programme. The siblings were among the pairs trying to make it from one end of Canada to the other in the fastest time possible on a limited budget and without access to phones and the internet. In the docuseries’ third episode, which aired on the Line of Duty broadcaster on Wednesday, the couples were tasked with reaching Banff and told the last duo to make it there would be eliminated. After a nailbiting race, which saw duos such as father and daughter Ladi and Monique forced to rest after she was rushed to hospital with a foot injury, Marc and Michael sadly failed to get to the destination. Camped in a tent 800km away from the resort town, the brothers were alerted the other teams had successfully made it to the resort town, meaning they would be dropped from the show. 
Michael and Marc were still hundreds of kilometres away from Banff (Picture: BBC)
Brothers Michael and Marc joined RATW to get to know each other better (Picture: BBC)‘I’m gutted,’ Marc confessed. Reassuring him, Michael said: ‘I know. We’ve done really well this leg. We hitched all the way from White Horse.’ ‘Fair play to other teams,’ Marc continued before Michael said: ‘They just got there really fast.’ 
Marc was ‘gutted’ to have failed to reach Banff (Picture: BBC)
Michael said they were impressed with how they had fared on the show (Picture: BBC)Reflecting on their time in Canada, Marc said: ‘It’s been incredible and it’s been pushed us and taken us to levels I didn’t think we’d get to, as brothers and also in ourselves. ‘I just feel really fortunate to have shared those experiences with you.’ Meanwhile, Michael admitted he was ‘looking forward’ to returning to their daily lives ‘at home but together’ as the brothers shared a massive hug. More: Trending Paul O'Grady 'moved to tears' in final ever For The Love of Dogs scenes  Man with 400 tumours all over his body heartbreakingly opens up about 'living in hell'  Amy Childs gives birth to twins after 'long and exhausting labour' Remaining in the competition are friends Cathie and Tricia, father and daughter Claudia and Kevin, couple Mobeen and Zainib, and Monique and Ladi. Who do you think will reach St John first and take home the £20,000 prize? Race Across the World continues at 9pm on Wednesday on BBC One. Got a story? If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us [email protected], calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we’d love to hear from you. MORE : Race Across the World’s Mobeen ‘sh*t himself’ after trucker stopped in ‘middle of nowhere’ and whipped out ‘massive metal bar’ in unaired scene MORE : Race Across The World’s Zainib threatens to ‘p**s everywhere to mark territory’ after car spot is ‘taken’
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