We can't help but be thrilled about the upcoming return of The Amazing Race Australia. What's even more exciting is that this time it's coming back with a bang as the first-ever Celebrity Edition.

There's just something captivating about witnessing well-known personalities stepping out of their comfort zones and diving into exhilarating challenges. It's like adding an extra sprinkle of excitement to the mix, don't you agree? The prospect of watching these famous faces form alliances—or ignite rivalries—only amplifies the thrill!

The Amazing Race has been airing on Channel Ten since its Australian debut in 2019, entertaining Aussie viewers from coast to coast. The crowd-favourite host, Beau Ryan, will once again reunite with fans to present this show, which promises to be an adrenaline-pumping ride like no other!

Whether you're a devoted fan or a newcomer, you'll appreciate the show's unique blend of adventure, drama, and of course, friendly competition.

The star-studded cast for The Amazing Race 2023 has been revealed, featuring a thrilling mix of sports icons, charismatic TV presenters, and beloved reality TV stars. Credit: 10play.com.au.

The top-notch line-up for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 features popular sports stars, TV presenters, and reality stars testing their physical and mental limits in a bid to win $100,000 in prize money, which will then be donated to their designated charity.

Among the contestants will be the dynamic duo: TV personality Grant Denyer and his wife, Chezzi. Joining them are the stunning model and TV host Bec Judd and her sister, Kate.

In addition, the show will feature former Olympian Jana Pittman teaming up with her son Cornelius, ex-Wiggle Emma Watkins partnering with her sister Hayley, and Real Housewives of Melbourne star Jackie Gillies racing alongside her husband, former Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies.

Other prominent names hitting the starting line include actor Darren McMullen with his nephew Tristan, singer Alli Simpson and her mum Angie, reality TV stars Harry Jowsey and Teddy Briggs, and stand-up comedians Peter Rowsthorn and Dane Simpson.

Completing this impressive celebrity roster are Australian Survivor star George Mladenov and his sister Pam, adding an extra bit of competition to the mix. The iconic duo and their fellow participants will make history as they sprint through the race, bringing us plenty of laughter, tears, twists, and turns along the way.

Production for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 Celebrity Edition is reportedly already underway, and we can expect to see the series airing on Channel 10 and 10 Play later this year.

Key Takeaways

• The celebrity line-up for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 has been unveiled, featuring sports stars, TV presenters, and reality stars among the contestants.
• This season of The Amazing Race marks the first Celebrity Edition in Australia, with eleven teams of famous Aussies competing to win $100,000 for their chosen charity.
• Some of the celebrity contestants include TV personality Grant Denyer and his wife Chezzi, former Olympian Jana Pittman and her son Cornelius, and Australian Survivor star George Mladenov and his sister Pam.
• The show is set to air later this year on 10 and 10 Play, with production already underway.

What are your thoughts on the celebrity casting for the upcoming season of Amazing Race Australia, folks?

Even though it may be some time before it airs, that doesn't stop us from speculating about who will emerge as the champions. Who do you have in mind as your top picks for the winning team? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

 

[Zemo]

In three words ... none of them.

 

[Bill MacL]

"Who are you rooting for" has a totally different meaning in Australia, you really need to do your research before you start writing.

 

[Zemo]

"Who are you rooting for" has a totally different meaning in Australia, you really need to do your research before you start writing.

Americanisms rule, OK?

 

[Lesle]

We can't help but be thrilled about the upcoming return of The Amazing Race Australia. What's even more exciting is that this time it's coming back with a bang as the first-ever Celebrity Edition.

There's just something captivating about witnessing well-known personalities stepping out of their comfort zones and diving into exhilarating challenges. It's like adding an extra sprinkle of excitement to the mix, don't you agree? The prospect of watching these famous faces form alliances—or ignite rivalries—only amplifies the thrill!

The Amazing Race has been airing on Channel Ten since its Australian debut in 2019, entertaining Aussie viewers from coast to coast. The crowd-favourite host, Beau Ryan, will once again reunite with fans to present this show, which promises to be an adrenaline-pumping ride like no other!

Whether you're a devoted fan or a newcomer, you'll appreciate the show's unique blend of adventure, drama, and of course, friendly competition.

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The star-studded cast for The Amazing Race 2023 has been revealed, featuring a thrilling mix of sports icons, charismatic TV presenters, and beloved reality TV stars. Credit: 10play.com.au.

The top-notch line-up for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 features popular sports stars, TV presenters, and reality stars testing their physical and mental limits in a bid to win $100,000 in prize money, which will then be donated to their designated charity.

Among the contestants will be the dynamic duo: TV personality Grant Denyer and his wife, Chezzi. Joining them are the stunning model and TV host Bec Judd and her sister, Kate.

In addition, the show will feature former Olympian Jana Pittman teaming up with her son Cornelius, ex-Wiggle Emma Watkins partnering with her sister Hayley, and Real Housewives of Melbourne star Jackie Gillies racing alongside her husband, former Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies.

Other prominent names hitting the starting line include actor Darren McMullen with his nephew Tristan, singer Alli Simpson and her mum Angie, reality TV stars Harry Jowsey and Teddy Briggs, and stand-up comedians Peter Rowsthorn and Dane Simpson.

Completing this impressive celebrity roster are Australian Survivor star George Mladenov and his sister Pam, adding an extra bit of competition to the mix. The iconic duo and their fellow participants will make history as they sprint through the race, bringing us plenty of laughter, tears, twists, and turns along the way.

Production for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 Celebrity Edition is reportedly already underway, and we can expect to see the series airing on Channel 10 and 10 Play later this year.

Key Takeaways

• The celebrity line-up for The Amazing Race Australia 2023 has been unveiled, featuring sports stars, TV presenters, and reality stars among the contestants.
• This season of The Amazing Race marks the first Celebrity Edition in Australia, with eleven teams of famous Aussies competing to win $100,000 for their chosen charity.
• Some of the celebrity contestants include TV personality Grant Denyer and his wife Chezzi, former Olympian Jana Pittman and her son Cornelius, and Australian Survivor star George Mladenov and his sister Pam.
• The show is set to air later this year on 10 and 10 Play, with production already underway.

What are your thoughts on the celebrity casting for the upcoming season of Amazing Race Australia, folks?

Even though it may be some time before it airs, that doesn't stop us from speculating about who will emerge as the champions. Who do you have in mind as your top picks for the winning team? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

Love it and I’m backing George and his sister Pam all the way, I loved George in Survivor, and I think he’s got the guts and mindset to win The Amazing Race

 

[Zemo]

Ah, yesssss ... another piece of manufactured bullshit and supposed drama and "must-watch" television just like Married at First Sight and that Summit garbage and MasterChef and Travel Guides and Parental Guidance and Days of our Lives and the Lego extravaganzas and Survivor and the Kardashians and, soon to come, Warnie and how many other time-wasting, drivel dribblers down through the years. Perhaps the only reason they're watched is because there's very little of any value on any of the cretiniser channels?

 

[Faysanrod?]

Ah, yesssss ... another piece of manufactured bullshit and supposed drama and "must-watch" television just like Married at First Sight and that Summit garbage and MasterChef and Travel Guides and Parental Guidance and Days of our Lives and the Lego extravaganzas and Survivor and the Kardashians and, soon to come, Warnie and how many other time-wasting, drivel dribblers down through the years. Perhaps the only reason they're watched is because there's very little of any value on any of the cretiniser channels?

Australia is a free country, you are not forced to watch this TV program if you don’t like them. Some people are entertained by some of this program.

 

[Zemo]

Yes, a lot of people watch them, I'll give you that. Whether they're "entertained" by them, or gain anything of value out of them, is a moot point. Or is it like the babies in prams that you see -- glued to the screens on their phones or iPads or whatever, mesmerised by the movement on the device?