F1: Ted's Race Notebook

Lindsey is tasked with transforming a 100-year-old motel in the Danish-inspired city of Solvang, California. The owners love the property and are more than willing to help, but the to-do list, which includes a massive mud pit, is long.

A once-proud motel in Kingman, Arizona has fallen on hard times. Inspired by Route 66, this place needs a serious shot of modernity or it has no chance. Lindsey's plan is full of bold ideas to make sure the motel sticks around for decades to come.

In Ventura, California, not only is Lindsey called to renovate an old motor lodge, the owner's sons also need to learn how to run the place. They're more than willing, but they don't have a clue! Lindsey's up for the challenge, but it's a tall task.

Lindsey Kurowski takes her expertise to Guerneville, CA to help the owner of a rustic cabin motel that hasn't been updated in decades. She'll create an overall aesthetic, and make changes to help generate more revenue.

An old, rundown motel in a hyper-competitive city like Palm Springs, California is a big problem. But Lindsey plans to freshen things up using midcentury modern design inspiration and some clever DIY techniques.

Lindsey travels to Tombstone, Arizona, where she finds a motel owner who's an expert in his town's history. She shows him how to run the motel and use his love for the town to rekindle passion for his decades' old family business.

In outdoors-obsessed Flagstaff, Arizona, Lindsey takes on a motel that used to be a hostel. She plans to lean into the communal aspects of the property and re-imagine the bedrooms to appeal to guests of this mountain city.