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