The 2025 season of The Amazing Race Australia: Celebrity Edition is well underway with 13 teams competing, one pit stop at a time, until we crown the ultimate winner.
These celeb teams aren’t just in it for the selfies (or maybe they are), they’re racing to score a $100,000 prize for their chosen charity.
Leading the charge once again is fan-fave host Beau Ryan, the former footy star turned TV personality who knows exactly how to keep the drama coming.
Scroll on to find out which teams have been eliminated from The Amazing Race Australia so far.
Lindy and Stella Klim
Mother/Daughter
During the seventh leg in Sri Lanka, Lindy Klim and her daughter Stella were eliminated after Stella experienced a sudden health issue during a fish sorting challenge. Despite medical advice to withdraw, Lindy expressed her desire to continue racing, stating, “We’ve had a great time, it’s been so special doing it with Stella.”
The mother-daughter duo were competing to win the $100,000 prize for their chosen charity, Good Shepherd, which supports families experiencing violence and financial hardship.
Brendan and Leni Fevola
Father/Daughter
During the leg in Sri Lanka, Brendan Fevola and his daughter Leni faced a significant challenge when Leni fell ill, forcing her to withdraw from the competition. In a first for The Amazing Race Australia, producers allowed Brendan to continue racing solo.
The father-daughter duo were competing to win the $100,000 prize for their chosen charity, Small Steps for Hannah, which supports children with rare and complex medical conditions.
Dominic Di Tommaso and Marx Marsters
Friends
During the leg in Tersak, Uzbekistan, the boys took a 30-minute time penalty, leading to their elimination.
The bestie duo were competing to win the prize for their chosen charity, the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Steph Tisdell and Ben Tisdell
Siblings
The brother-sister duo were sadly eliminated during the fourth leg of the race.
The siblings were competing to win the prize for their chosen charity BridgIT Water.
Bronte Campbell & Benfield Lainchbury
Engaged
Olympian Bronte Campbell and her partner Benfield Lainchbury were the second team to be eliminated.
The couple were competing to win the prize for their chosen charity Carers Australia.
“It’s for all of the millions and millions of unpaid carers across Australia, so, I would have loved to get the win for them,” Bronte shared.
Ed Kavalee and Tiffany Hall
Married
Personal trainer Tiffany Hall and her comedian hubby Ed Kavalee signed up hoping the race might double as a second honeymoon.
The couple were competing to win the prize for their chosen charity Learning for Life Autism Centre.
Sadly they used a time penalty which caused them to be the first team eliminated.
