"Of course James of all people would say that."

Hey there, no offense taken to this what so ever. :) For what it's worth, I've also tweeted many times through out this season of TARAU that I understand the criticism when it comes to this issue. Having removed myself from TAR32 and watching a new season as the fan that I am, I understand that it's frustrating to watch play out. I get it, I do - especially because I was rooting for Chris & Aleisha. However, I still stand by it's not the Racers fault for "Breaking the Game" or "Breaking Rules" because the rules weren't specified to begin with. So not agreeing with Rules or hating the outcome doesn't make these situations "Cheating" is the point I was trying to make for those who are calling it as such.

Teams either helping each other or sharing answers has been around for many seasons it's just interesting how Season 32 and TARAU 5 seem to be the most problematic for some viewers of the show. Again, I don't disagree with a lot of the criticisms that have been made. I wouldn't be upset if they tweaked the rules a bit for answer sharing but alliances have always been around on TAR (just not the main focus in the narrative) and that dynamic brings an interesting element to the show).