CBS' The Amazing Race is scheduled to return with an all-star season in just over two weeks time, and some of the biggest fan favorite teams have revealed how they plan to win the $1 million prize this time around.

Team 'Brenchel' Just 'Hanging Out?'

Meghan Camarena and Joey Graceffa, who placed 5th in Season 22, are scheduled to return for the 24th season, and in a pre-race interview with CBS, the team affectionately known as 'The Youtubers' shared that they had every confidence they could pull off a win this time around, because they are enlisting a different strategy from before

"You're definitely going to see a different team here with us," Camarena, 26, said. "We aren't going to be as nice as we were last time. We're going to be nice to everybody but we're not looking for friendships. We are here to win, and we want to get as far as we can, which is the last pit stop."

Mallory Ervin Racing Instead of Bopper Minton?

The two YouTube hosts and best friends admitted that they made mistakes the last time they ran the race, including getting too comfortable in their alliance with Roller Derby Moms Mona and Beth, who eventually placed third.

"Our biggest regret was just not being thorough enough," Graceffa, 22, said. "We got really...tired...and we made it so far that we just kind of like...once we thought that we had the best ticket to Scotland we kind of just like...relaxed."

Camarena agreed, saying that "We relaxed in that, and normally we're thorough...the one time we trusted the moms and it was our downfall."

They also promised that they would utilize better communication tactics to help them succeed even more this time around.

"...Everything that we do relies on each other and if we're not communicating how we're feeling...there's just a disconnect, so this time around we're trying to make sure we're always communicating, because when we're in sync, we're unstoppable," Camarena said. "Don't count us out because we're here to compete."

Watch their interview here.

The Amazing Race kicks off its 24th season on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 8 p.m. on CBS.


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