List of The Amazing Race Australia contestants

This is a list of contestants who have appeared on The Amazing Race Australia, an Australian reality game show based on the American series, The Amazing Race. A total of 114 contestants have appeared in the series.

Contestants
Name Age Hometown Season Finish Source
Ryan "Ryot" Wilson 23 Sydney, NSW Season 1 11th
Liberty Wilson 27 Sydney, NSW Season 1 11th
Anne-Marie Brown 53 Perth, WA Season 1 10th
Tracy Read 46 Perth, WA Season 1 10th
Richard Toutounji 29 Sydney, NSW Season 1 9th
Joey Toutounji 30 Sydney, NSW Season 1 9th
Mohammed "Mo" El-Leissy 26 Melbourne, VIC Season 1 8th [1]
Mostafa "Mos" Haroun 25 Melbourne, VIC Season 1 8th [1]
Alana Munday 25 Adelaide, SA Season 1 7th
Melanie "Mel" Greig 28 Adelaide, SA Season 1 7th
Anastasia Natasa Drimousis 21 Sydney, NSW Season 1 6th
Chris Pselletes 23 Sydney, NSW Season 1 6th
David "Dave" Miller 52 Geraldton, WA Season 1 5th
Kelly Miller 37 Geraldton, WA Season 1 5th
Matthew "Matt" Nunn 26 Outback QLD Season 1 4th
Thomas "Tom" Warriner 26 Outback NT Season 1 4th
Jeffrey "Jeff" Downes 60 Brisbane, QLD Season 1 3rd
Lucas "Luke" Downes 32 Brisbane, QLD Season 1 3rd
Samantha "Sam" Schoers 22 Perth, WA Season 1 2nd [2]
Renae Wauhop 23 Perth, WA Season 1 2nd [2]
Tyler Atkins 25 Sydney, NSW Season 1 1st [3]
Nathan Joliffe 25 Sydney, NSW Season 1 1st [3]
Adam Corowa 30 Tweed Heads, QLD Season 2 11th [4]
Dane Corowa 29 Tweed Heads, NSW Season 2 11th [4]
Susan "Sue" Bumback 40 Geraldton, WA Season 2 10th [4]
Teresa Italiano 44 Geraldton, WA Season 2 10th [4]
Kym Bouckaert 46 Brisbane, QLD Season 2 9th [4]
Donna Verney 42 Brisbane, QLD Season 2 9th [4]
Ross Thornton 55 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 8th [4][5]
Tarryn Lee Thornton 27 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 8th [4][5]
Geoff "Sticky" Stick 24 Launceston, TAS Season 2 7th [4][6]
Samuel "Sam" Hay 24 Launceston, TAS Season 2 7th [4][6]
James Kingsbury 23 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 6th [4][5]
Sarah Roza 32 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 6th [4][5]
Lucy Pelosi 36 Sydney, NSW Season 2 5th [4]
Emilia Pelosi 30 Sydney, NSW Season 2 5th [4]
Joseph Caristo 22 Sydney, NSW Season 2 4th [4]
Grace Caristo 21 Sydney, NSW Season 2 4th [4]
Michelle Troy 26 Sydney, NSW Season 2 3rd [4][7]
Joanne "Jo" Troy 26 Sydney, NSW Season 2 3rd [4][7]
Paul Montgomery 27 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 2nd [4][5]
Steven "Steve" Scale 29 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 2nd [4][5]
Shane Haw 43 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 1st [4][5][8]
Andrew Thoday 35 Melbourne, VIC Season 2 1st [4][5][8]
Inga Lederhaus 27 Perth, WA AUS v NZ 10th [9]
Tiharna McGregor 26 Perth, WA AUS v NZ 10th [9]
Dr Elizabeth Grant 50 Adelaide, SA AUS v NZ 9th [10]
Todd Grant 25 Adelaide, SA AUS v NZ 9th [10]
Aston Garrett 32 Auckland, NZ AUS v NZ 8th [11]
Christina "Christie" Orr 35 Auckland, NZ AUS v NZ 8th [11]
Emily Trenberth 24 Christchurch, NZ AUS v NZ 7th [11]
Jonathan "Jono" Trenberth 26 Christchurch, NZ AUS v NZ 7th [11]
John Gbenda Charles 35 Christchurch, NZ AUS v NZ 6th [11]
Murray Roeske 35 Wellington, NZ AUS v NZ 6th [11]
Catherine "Cat" O'Brien 38 Hamilton, NZ AUS v NZ 5th [11]
Jesse O'Brien 36 Hamilton, NZ AUS v NZ 5th [11]
Carla Beazley 37 Tauranga, NZ AUS v NZ 4th [11]
Hereni Fulton 42 Tauranga, NZ AUS v NZ 4th [11]
Ashleigh "Ash" Jende 27 Melbourne, VIC AUS v NZ 3rd [9]
Jarrod Jende 28 Melbourne, VIC AUS v NZ 3rd [9]
Sally Yamamoto 33 Perth, WA AUS v NZ 2nd [9]
Tyson Smith 38 Perth, WA AUS v NZ 2nd [9]
Daniel Little 28 Sydney, NSW AUS v NZ 1st [9]
Ryan Thomas 32 Sydney, NSW AUS v NZ 1st [9]
Alana Pappas 21 Adelaide, SA Season 4 11th [12][13]
Niko Pappas 19 Adelaide, SA Season 4 11th [12][14]
Judy Bowe 53 Canberra, ACT Season 4 10th [12][14]
Therese Mills 45 Canberra, ACT Season 4 10th [12][13]
Rowah Hassan 42 Sydney, NSW Season 4 9th [12][15]
Amani Mawass 18 Sydney, NSW Season 4 9th [12][15]
Chris Williams 58 Mount Compass, SA Season 4 8th [12][14]
Adrienne Clarke 59 Mount Compass, SA Season 4 8th [12][14]
Hayley Foruria 29 Townsville, QLD Season 4 7th [12][14]
Mikayla Foruria 24 Cairns, QLD Season 4 7th [12][14]
Sidney "Sid" Pierucci 26 Bondi, NSW Season 4 6th [12][14]
Ashley "Ash" Ruscoe 30 Bondi, NSW Season 4 6th [12][14]
Femi Ogunsiji 23 Sydney,NSW Season 4 5th [12][14]
Nicholas "Nick" Evbuomwan 23 Sydney, NSW Season 4 5th [12][14]
Tom Wilkinson 23 Melbourne, VIC Season 4 4th [12][16]
Tyler Roos 23 Melbourne, VIC Season 4 4th [12][17]
Vivienne "Viv" Dinh 25 Melbourne, VIC Season 4 3rd [12][14]
Joey Dinh 28 Melbourne, VIC Season 4 3rd [12][14]
Jasmin Onus 30 Darwin, NT Season 4 2nd [12][18]
Jerome Cubillo 30 Darwin, NT Season 4 2nd [12][18]
Tim Sattler-Jones 29 Newcastle, NSW Season 4 1st [12][14]
Rod Sattler-Jones 28 Newcastle, NSW Season 4 1st [12][14]
Alex Newell 28 Sydney, NSW Season 5 14th [19]
Jack Newell 28 Sydney, NSW Season 5 14th [19]
Jude Richards 49 Brisbane, QLD Season 5 13th [19]
Shannon Nay 45 Gold Coast, QLD Season 5 13th [19]
Ashleigh Lawrence 32 Gold Coast, QLD Season 5 [19]
Amanda Banks 29 Gold Coast, QLD Season 5 [19]
Brendon Crawley 25 Yass, NSW Season 5 [20]
Jackson Dening 23 Tamworth, NSW Season 5 [20]
Chris Peever DiLoreto 31 Brisbane, QLD Season 5 [19]
Aleisha Rose Groth 30 Brisbane, QLD Season 5 [19]
Holly Edwards 25 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [20]
Dwesmond "Dwes" Wiggan-Dann 32 One Arm Point, WA Season 5 [21]
Katherine Dann 31 Broome, WA Season 5 [21]
Dolor Edosomwan 26 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [20]
Jaskirat Dhingra 29 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [19]
Anurag Sobti 29 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [19]
Jobelle Collier 29 Shepparton, VIC Season 5 [19]
Rani Alegre 52 Shepparton, VIC Season 5 [19]
Jordan Saisi 23 Melbourne, VIC Season 5 [19]
Violeta Brau Mugica 22 Melbourne, VIC Season 5 [19]
Malaan Ajang 27 Melbourne, VIC Season 5 [19]
Tina Kuek 26 Melbourne, VIC Season 5 [19]
Sefa Palu 29 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [19]
Jessica Matavao 32 Sydney, NSW Season 5 [19]
Shane Wilson 47 Wollongong, NSW Season 5 [19]
Deborah "Deb" Wilson 41 Wollongong, NSW Season 5 [19]
Skye-Blue Henderson 27 Melbourne, VIC Season 5 [20]
Jake Henderson 29 Long Forest, VIC Season 5 [20]

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