Tyler Denk

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Tyler Denk
Born (1976-09-26) September 26, 1976 (age 45)
Columbus, Ohio, United States
Television The Amazing Race 10

Tyler Denk (born September 26, 1976)[ citation needed ] is an American model notable for his appearance on tenth season of The Amazing Race , which he won along with teammate James Branaman. Born in Columbus, Ohio[ citation needed ], Denk and his teammate Branaman both traveled to four continents, thirteen countries, and 44,000 miles before crossing the finish line in Garrison, New York.

Denk also appeared as a guest star on the fourth season "Felony Flight" of CSI: Miami in 2005. [1]

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