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 86 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] |
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