#The Amazing Race

If you watched newlyweds Tim and Rod swim, sprint and jump their way to the finish line and thought, 'I could do that' then now is your time to put your name in the running.

They were the newlyweds, but in a bonus moment that didn't make the nail-biter of the finale, Tim decided to even things out with his husband.

At the most crucial point in the competition, the finishing places of the final three 'Amazing Race' teams were nearly decided on by a dog.

Jasmin and Jerome might have just missed out on winning 'The Amazing Race' but their final pitstop was anything but a disappointment.

Despite a slow start to the final leg, a stroke of puppy luck meant Viv and Joey Dinh were ahead of the other two teams towards the end of the race.

Tim Sattler and Rod Jones have taken out the top prize of 'The Amazing Race Australia', finishing the final leg of the race in first place.

With eight out of ten wins under their belts, it seemed Tom Wilkinson and Tyler Roos were the unstoppable team, about to steamroll their way to the top prize.

Ahead of 'The Amazing Race Australia's grand finale on Tuesday night, Beau brought the 'Studio 10' panel some treats the final four teams would face on tonight's semi-final.

While most consider century eggs a delicacy, the final four teams on 'The Amazing Race' would probably tell you otherwise.

Femi Ogunsiji and Nick Evbuomwan won hearts during their time on 'The Amazing Race Australia', despite taking... a few wrong turns in the competition.

It's not your usual trivia night, with the final five teams forced to complete a two-minute pub quiz all about the other teams.

A few of the 'Amazing Race Australia' teams have had luck on their side and Viv and Joey are definitely two very lucky siblings.

When Beau said we could expect a bit of drama after tonight's twist, he wasn't kidding.

With just five teams left in 'The Amazing Race Australia', we take a closer look at how they've performed so far, and who's on track to take out the top prize of $250,000.

This week had some emotional highs and lows, and some literal highs and lows as teams swung across gorges, dug through animal poo and had bucket-loads of breakdowns.

Influencers Sid Pierucci and Ash Ruscoe made one of the most impressive comebacks after checking in last on Monday's leg of 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

As they raced between Zimbabwe and Zambia, our six teams received a surprise message from home to lift their spirits.

Rod said it best when he turned to his husband and asked, "Do you listen to yourself when you speak?!"

It's not every team that can blame the President of Russia for having a role in their elimination from a reality TV show.

During the incense challenge, a throwaway comment by Chris, the alpaca farmer, raised a few eyebrows.

Mongolia saw new relationships formed, old ones tested and one team narrowly avoid elimination.

The 'Amazing Race' teams were treated to a Mongolian delicacy of fermented mare's milk which was... surprisingly fizzy.

Initially falling behind the other teams, Chris and Adrienne managed to claw their way back into the middle of the pack until they met a very unruly camel, spelling disaster for the pair.

We're only a few episodes in and already, 'The Amazing Race Australia' has provided us with some cherished TV moments that have reminded us how humans react in stressful situations.

It was a nail-biting experience watching the Deadly Duo, Jasmin and Jerome, slip further and further behind in 'The Amazing Race Australia' as they struggled to complete their chosen Detour.

Rowah and Amani managed to escape elimination during their first day in Vietnam, only to land in last place again after another gruelling day.

The first morning in Vietnam started off so well, with a rousing rendition of "Happy Birthday" for Mikayla and a general sense of positivity in the air.

Rowah and Amani have made a narrow escape from elimination after a disastrous day in Hanoi.

Compared to boot camps, whitewater rafting and flyboarding, eating a bit of rice seems fairly easy... right?

Bondi content creators Sid and Ash haven't wasted much time in assuming their roles as the ruthless villains of 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

The 'Amazing Race' teams have been hunting down clues, flying soccer drones and getting yelled at by drill sergeants in Korea this week.

The 'Amazing Race' nuns made their way to Korea's DMZ, navigated a drone soccer course and white-water-rafted down a river -- only to find out they were last over the line.

They were first across the line at the very first pit stop of the season, but Tom and Tyler were very close to not even competing in 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

From standing at pit stops for hours to losing his lips in the desert, there were a handful of difficulties for 'The Amazing Race Australia's Beau Ryan.

Blink and you might miss some of the incredible locations 'The Amazing Race Australia' contestants are whizzing through on their quest for $250,000.

One episode in and Twitter has already decided on the heroes and villains competing in this season of 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

There was a long silence, followed by a low groan when we asked siblings Alana, 21, and Niko, 19, how they were feeling about their time on 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

When casting for 'The Amazing Race Australia', host Beau Ryan said it was important to find 11 teams that represented the country.

For all your online snooping needs, we've collected the Instagram handles of 'The Amazing Race Australia' 2019 contestants.

Muslim mother and daughter duo Rowah and Amani are joining 'The Amazing Race' to break stereotypes and prove that all women -- no matter what religion or race -- can do anything they put their mind to.

Our first look at the new season of 'The Amazing Race Australia' features thrills, spills and one very aggressive camel.

In October 2017, Chris Williams' daughter Sarah was kayaking at Lady Bay on Adelaide's south coast when a 4.5m great white shark bumped the boat, tossing her into the ocean.

It's just like the ancient riddle: 'If a tree falls in a forest and no one is there, does it still make a sound?'

It's no surprise that for teams on 'The Amazing Race', their relationships are put under immense strain.

They're best friends, they work together and both come from large Nigerian families. Now, 23-year-olds Femi and Nick are set to conquer 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

It sounds a lot like the plot for a new 'Sister Act' film -- two nuns sign up for a reality TV series to try and raise money for their mission.

Northern Territory couple Jerome and Jasmin spoke to 10 daily ahead of the premiere of 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

It's almost time for our 11 teams to set-off on one of the wildest adventures on TV, but first, let's meet them.

Darwin couple Jasmin and Jerome are the latest team to be announced ahead of 'The Amazing Race' Australia's premiere, and they're ready to show the world what they've got.

Have you ever wondered what the host of 'The Amazing Race' is getting up to while all the teams are frantically trying to make it to the next location?

They may look cute and cuddly in their matching Camilla outfits, but influencers Sid Pierucci and Ash are much more dangerous than they first appear.

Introducing besties Femi and Nick, 'The Amazing Race Australia' team that might have what it takes to take home the top prize.

These nuns are on a mission to shrug off their bad habits and make it to the end of 'The Amazing Race Australia'.

Are you ready?