Ronald & Christina - Season 12

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Father/Daughter
Ronald: Tacoma, WA
58, VP of Sales

Christina, Washington, DC
26, Policy Analyst

Ronald & Christina are a father/daughter Team who are competing in the Race to make up for lost time. Since Ronald was constantly traveling for work throughout much of his daughter's formative years, Christina hopes the Race will allow her father--a self-proclaimed workaholic--to stop and smell the roses and provide them with some meaningful time together.

Ronald, a first-generation immigrant and eldest of five, works as a Vice President of sales for a paper packaging company. His proudest achievements are his thirty-one years of marriage and raising two independent daughters. Christina is Ronald's youngest daughter and holds degrees from both Duke and Princeton. She once served in the State Department and often wishes her Teammate could be as diplomatic as she.

Neither are strangers to the unpredictability of international travel as they have both lived and worked abroad. Ronald describes himself as inquisitive and open-minded, while Christina describes herself as loyal and adventurous. This father/daughter duo is excited to grow closer, make friends across continents and create Race history by being the first father/daughter Team to claim the $1 million prize.

im a sucker for father-daughter/grandpa-grandma/old fogeys teams, so right off the bat im digging these two.

:lol Loving his shirt.

im thinking theyll be a top 3 team at the end.

I'm liking them already, and if they are anything like Duke & Lauren were in a recent season, then they'll definitely be big favorites of mine.

I hope these guys stay around for a while...:nod

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Originally Posted by dagwood;2629354;

:lol Loving his shirt.

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That's the first thing I noticed; it made me chuckle. I think I'll like this team. I'm a sucker for these types of pairings though.

Aw, they look too sweet... :nod Another pair I like right off the bat. Definitely intelligent, but physical challenges might hurt them.

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Originally Posted by maersk;2629289;

im a sucker for father-daughter/grandpa-grandma/old fogeys teams, so right off the bat im digging these two.

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Me too! Dad doesn't look to be in bad shape for his age, so i hope they will last awhile.

So do we get the typical "Daddy doesn't take daughter seriously" story, or do we have some other variation here?

Since daughter seems to be an intellectual heavyweight, maybe the tension goes the other way this go round.