Set to take them on the most magical route yet, the BBC have just announced the new cast of Celebrity Race Across The World 2025 – and it doesn’t disappoint.
This series the selection of celebrities and their chosen loved ones will take on the race spanning the undiscovered Caribbean and the Pacific coast of Central America, in the hope to get to the finish line first.
Racing 5,900km, the four celebrity duos will start in the idyllic Caribbean island of Isla Mujeres, just off the easternmost point of Mexico and will finish in the remote and breathtaking Península de La Guajira in Colombia – the gateway to South America.
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Swapping luxury hotels for backpacks and the comfort of the unknown, the celebrities embarking on the exciting adventure are: Anita Rani and her dad Bal, actor Dylan Llewellyn and his mum Jackie, presenter Tyler West and actress and former Strictly star, Molly Rainford, and broadcaster Roman Kemp and his sister, Harleymoon.
The BAFTA award-winning TV series will the familiar faces say goodbye to lavish transport, smartphones and bank cards and instead rely on limited budgets, local transport and their own resourcefulness, as well as the kindness of strangers.
Throughout the show, we will see relationships being tested and transformed as they discover the world, and themselves, in ways they never expected.
Tim Harcourt, Chief Creative Officer, Studio Lambert says: “The series’ success is a testament to how much audiences connect with the show’s raw emotion, incredible journeys, and heartfelt human stories.
“This series brings a new set of celebrities into that world and what makes it so special is watching them open up, bond, and grow through a life-changing experience. It’s inspiring, unpredictable, and full of those powerful moments that have made the format such a hit with viewers.”
While we don’t yet have an official release date for the show, the BBC have confirmed Celebrity Race Across The World will be back on our TV screens this autumn on BBC One and iPlayer.
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