>If you look at #17, where
>all the teams are running
>towards the white building, then
>look at the preview on
>CBS, Romber appear to be
>running away from the building,
>so I'm betting Amber does
>the Roadblock which is jumping
>from the bridge, however I
>do not think that jumping
>from a bridge would tire
>her out so much she
>has to get a piggyback
>from Rob, so I'm thinking
>theres another part to the
>Roadblock which includes some sort
>of swimming challenge, and that
>I bet would be very
>exausting!! Now if the bridge
>is the Roadblock and it
>is by the white building,
>from the preview U/J are
>first running to the building,
>and then R/K run right
>by Romber. I'm guessing that
>only one person can jump
>from the bridge at a
>time, so Uchenna goes first
>then Ron then Amber, and
>that is the order they
>leave in after they complete
>the Roadblock. Unless the cluebox
>with the Roadblock info is
>behind the building (which I
>think it is because running
>in, no teams appear to
>be holding any clues), and
>then one team is faster
>than another reading the clue
>and deciding whos going to
>do the task.
>
>
>dp*

hm.. on your post. Amber obviously has to do the remaining roadblocks, coz Rob did 6. The CBS preview right after the episode 10 (i mean on tv not from the website), seems to show that Amber injured herself doing the detour? So probably the doing of the diving from the bridge made Amber incapable to run or even walk quickly. Thus Rob has to carry her.

But still.. like u said, U/J were leading the other two teams in the roadblock. Since we assume that detour is always first b4 roadblock, and U/J in NEL, that means that the time difference between the first and last place for the final leg wont be of much difference, would it?