Summary As the expert panel at the last deliberation decided to honor Adam's request to stay in rehab, five nominees remain at the Centre in the running for this season's title. Andrew explains that beyond what is usually shown in the challenges, the nominees have regular lessons with Tim, who is designing each of the lessons to the individual real life needs of the nominees, which for most entails feeling more comfortable driving on the highway. The first challenge, the parking lot challenge, also touches most of the nominees in their real life driving in that most if not all have admitted to a hit and run in a parking lot at some time in their driving life. The challenge is made all the more difficult in that all the nominees will be driving full sized vehicles and are required to make it into whatever parking spot available in one maneuver, meaning no driving back and forth and back and forth and so on. The second challenge, the skills for which the nominees are taught by Tim beforehand, is to back a trailer into an enclosed garage. One nominee should be able to accomplish this challenge easily, while another admits to studying from what was shown by Tim on television the previous season. The third challenge, the skills for which the nominees are taught by Philippe beforehand, is another stunt maneuver, namely to do a J-turn, for the challenge within an enclosed space, with the added incentive of not hitting a life sized a photographic image their nominator in the center of the enclosure. This maneuver, which requires the use of the largely unnecessary emergency brake, is again to make the nominees feel more comfortable behind the wheel in a holistic sense. The expert panel deliberation is arguably one of the most contentious as three nominees are shortlisted for graduation, each nominee having his/her own supporter and detractor. What each nominee has to say to the panel may factor largely into who graduates. There is one nominee conspicuously absent from the final challenge, the panel deliberation and the graduation ceremony, that person's absence, for medical reasons, may be somewhat self-induced.

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