Australian Ninja Warrior season 5

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Australian Ninja Warrior season 5
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No. of episodes9
Release
Original network Nine Network
Original release20 June (2021-06-20) 
6 July 2021 (2021-07-06)
Season chronology

The fifth season of the sports entertainment reality competition series Australian Ninja Warrior premiered on 20 June 2021 on the Nine Network. [1] The season is hosted by Rebecca Maddern, Ben Fordham, Shane Crawford and Nick Kyrgios.

Contents

Production

The Nine Network announced a fifth season on 16 September 2020. [2] Casting applications are open until 30 November 2020. [3] The series was again relocated, filming took place in Homebush, Sydney. [4] In June 2021, Nine announced Nick Kyrgios would be joining the series as a sideline commentator alongside Shane Crawford, Andrew Flintoff didn't return for this season due to travel challenges and a busy schedule. [5] In October, it is announced that Ben Fordham won't return for season 6, opting to focus on his radio career. [6]

Format Changes

Rounds

Underline represents the contestant who won the Fast Pass to the Grand Final in the qualifying heats as a result of winning the head to head competition on the Power Tower.

Green represents the contestant who won the Safety Pass in the semi-finals as a result of winning the head to head competition on the Power Tower.

Italics denotes female competitors.

Episode 1

Heat 1

This episode aired on 20 June 2021. Only five competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Flying Shelf Grab. Returning athlete Bryson Klein was given a fast pass to the Grand Final, after beating last season's winner Ben Polson on the Power Tower.

  • Shrinking Steps
  • Big Dipper to Pole Rider
  • Cyclone Spinner

Obstacle A:

  • Flying Shelf Grab
  • Floating Monkey
  • Warped Wall

Obstacle B:

  • Ring Chaser
  • Clockwork
  • Warped Wall
Top 19 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Bryson KleinNSW1:51Completed
2Ben PolsonWA2:19Completed
3Todd SmithQLD2:24Completed
4Josh O’SullivanNSW3:07Completed
5Stewart FurzeSA3:08Completed
6Nathan BurleyQLD2:49Failed - B. on Clockwork
7Sam RobertsQLD2:45Failed - A. on Floating Monkey
8Cruze MorleyNSW3:38Failed - A. on Floating Monkey
9Trevor SalterWA3:38Failed - A. on Floating Monkey
10Katie SparrowNSW1:59Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
11Matthew DwyerNSW1:59Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
12Joel HoganWA2:02Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
13 Olivia Vivian WA2:06Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
14Zane De AndradeACT2:16Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
15Darcy EllistonNSW2:25Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
16Clem VertiganVIC2:43Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
17Andrew McDonaldTAS3:02Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
18Melvin SoloVIC0:45Failed on Cyclone Spinner
19Daniel HorvathNSW0:55Failed on Cyclone Spinner

Episode 2

Heat 2

This episode aired on 21 June 2021. Only five competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Beehive. Returning athlete Ashlin Herbert was given a fast pass to the Grand Final, after beating returning athlete Le Hua on the Power Tower.

  • Shrinking Steps
  • Big Dipper to Rope
  • Cyclone Spinner

Obstacle A:

  • Peg Board
  • Bar Hop
  • Warped Wall

Obstacle B:

  • Weight For It
  • Beehive
  • Warped Wall
Top 19 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Ashlin HerbertVIC1:52Completed
2Le HuaQLD2:16Completed
3Daniel MasonVIC2:26Completed
4Rob PattersonQLD2:37Completed
5Mike SnowVIC2:46Completed
6David LackQLD1:46Failed - A. on Bar Hop
7Rainer ScheuQLD1:47Failed - B. on Beehive
8Troy CullenVIC2:17Failed - B. on Beehive
9Jeremy SoffeWA2:31Failed - B. on Beehive
10Will KellySA2:34Failed - B. on Beehive
11Celeste DixonSA4:09Failed - A. on Bar Hop
12Raphaela WigetSA4:39Failed - A. on Bar Hop
13Andrew LuoNSW2:06Failed - B. on Weight For It
14Jason MitchellNSW2:07Failed - B. on Weight For It
15Khaled MahmoudNSW2:08Failed - B. on Weight For It
16Ryan RannardNSW2:12Failed - A. on Peg Board
17Danielle SmithWA2:31Failed - A. on Peg Board
18Alicia ProsserQLD4:06Failed - B. on Weight For It
19Russell MorrisSA0:40Failed on Cyclone Spinner

Episode 3

Heat 3

This episode aired on 22 June 2021. Only four competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out on the Cyclone Spinner. Returning athlete Charlie Robbins was given a fast pass to the Grand Final, after beating returning athlete Zak Stolz on the Power Tower.

  • Shrinking Steps
  • Big Dipper to Rope
  • Cyclone Spinner

Obstacle A:

  • Flying Shelf Grab
  • Floating Monkey
  • Warped Wall

Obstacle B:

  • Ring Chaser
  • Clockwork
  • Warped Wall
Top 19 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Charlie RobbinsVIC2:13Completed
2Zak StolzVIC2:41Completed
3Mat Hutchins-ReadNSW3:31Completed
4Judith CarollNSW6:06Completed
5Travis EdwardsNSW1:59Failed - A. on Floating Monkey Bars
6Simon DuffNSW1:59Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
7Luke FilippiQLD2:41Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
8Matt FilippiQLD2:45Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
9Frank CrispoVIC2:46Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
10Jessica RussellNSW2:15Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
11Nathan RylesSA2:26Failed - A. on Flying Shelf Grab
12Thierry DuffNSW2:50Failed - B. on Ring Chaser
13Martin JonesVIC0:37Failed on Cyclone Spinner
14Ryan SolomonQLD0:47Failed on Cyclone Spinner
15Jeffrey MercadoNSW0:48Failed on Cyclone Spinner
16Justin DuffNSW0:56Failed on Cyclone Spinner
17Jordan PapandreaNSW0:59Failed on Cyclone Spinner
18Peter DayNSW0:17Failed on Big Dipper to Rope
19Jay EvansNSW0:19Failed on Big Dipper to Rope

Episode 4

Heat 4

This episode will air on 28 June 2021. Only eight competitors completed this course, with a large number of athletes bowing out equally on the Bar Hop and Beehive. First time athlete Jimmy Burrows was given a fast pass to the Grand Final, after beating also first time athlete Dylan James on the Power Tower.

  • Shrinking Steps
  • Big Dipper to Pole Rider
  • Cyclone Spinner

Obstacle A:

  • Peg Board
  • Bar Hop
  • Warped Wall

Obstacle B:

  • Weight For It
  • Beehive
  • Warped Wall
Top 19 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Dylan JamesNSW2:19Completed
2Jimmy BurrowNSW2:22Completed
3Sam GoodallWA2:28Completed
4Zed ColbackWA2:35Completed
5Jake BakerVIC2:42Completed
6Paul CullotyQLD4:18Completed
7Cameron McLintockNSW4:38Completed
8Chris WhiteWA4:55Completed
9Eddie BurrillQLD1:32Failed - A. on Bar Hop
10Alex BiggSA2:03Failed - B. on Beehive
11Kayle GoldringNSW2:04Failed - B. on Beehive
12Tom PellowNSW2:22Failed - A. on Bar Hop
13Eloni VunakeceNSW2:23Failed - A. on Bar Hop
14Matt LaycockNSW2:41Failed - A. on Bar Hop
15Zachary OrchardVIC2:42Failed - B. on Beehive
16Jack WilsonQLD3:25Failed - B. on Beehive
17Lisa CampbellQLD4:23Failed - A. on Bar Hop
18Justin FleglerQLD4:38Failed - B. on Beehive
19David BowdNSW2:19Failed - B. on Weight For It

Episode 5

Semi-final 1

This episode aired on 29 June 2021. Two competitors completed this course. Returning athlete Zak Stolz received a second chance advantage for the Grand Final, after beating Rob Patterson on the Power Tower.

  • Log Runner
  • Double Dipper
  • Twin Trapeze
  • Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew
  • Dragon Back
  • Warped Wall
  • Wing Nuts
  • Spider Jump
  • Chimney Rope Climb
Top 8 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Zak StolzVIC3:46Completed
2Rob PattersonQLD5:03Completed
3Mat Hutchins-ReadNSW3:20Failed on Wing Nuts
4Dylan JamesQLD3:01Failed on Dragon Back
5Martin JonesVIC3:30Failed on Dragon Back
6David BowdNSW4:31Failed on Dragon Back
7Sam RobertsQLD2:00Failed on Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew
8Nathan RylesSA2:07Failed on Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew

Episode 6

Semi-final 2

This episode aired on 30 June 2021. Three competitors completed this course. Returning athlete Jake Baker received a second chance advantage for the Grand Final, after beating Jack Wilson on the Power Tower.

  • Log Runner
  • Double Dipper
  • Double Tilt Ladder
  • Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew
  • Dragon Back
  • Warped Wall
  • Basket Toss
  • Spider Jump
  • Chimney Rope Climb
Top 8 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Jake BakerVIC4:15Completed
2Jack WilsonQLD6:37Completed
3Olivia VivianWA7:51Completed
4Travis EdwardsNSW2:18Failed on Dragon Back
5Ben PolsonWA2:31Failed on Dragon Back
6Kayle GoldringNSW2:45Failed on Dragon Back
7David LackQLD3:02Failed on Dragon Back
8Will KellySA3:59Failed on Dragon Back

Episode 7

Semi-final 3

This episode aired on 4 July 2021. Four competitors completed this course. Returning athlete Mike Snow received a second chance advantage for the Grand Final, after beating Alex Bigg on the Power Tower.

  • Log Runner
  • Double Dipper
  • Pipe Climber
  • Flying Shelf Grab to Corkscrew
  • Dragon Back
  • Warped Wall
  • Spinball Wizard
  • Spider Jump
  • Chimney Rope Climb
Top 8 Competitors
RankCompetitorStateTimeFurthest Obstacle
1Mike SnowVIC4:52Completed
2Alex BiggSA6:01Completed
3Todd SmithQLD6:34Completed
4Sam GoodallWA7:41Completed
5Josh O'SullivanNSW4:18Failed on Spinball Wizard
6Le HuaQLD4:19Failed on Spinball Wizard
7Troy CullenVIC4:57Failed on Spinball Wizard
8Jeremy SoffeWA5:04Failed on Spinball Wizard

Episode 8

Grand Final, Stage 1

This episode aired on 5 July 2021. In order to move onto grand final 2 you had to complete the course. 10 Competitors managed complete this course within a time limit. The Power Tower did not appear in this episode

  • Archers Steps
  • Tri-Cycle
  • Log Runner
  • Ring Swing
  • Tilting Ladders
  • Warped Wall
  • Rolling Log
  • Swinging Spikes
  • Chimney Climb
Successful completion of Stage 1
RankCompetitorStateTime Remaining
1Ashlin HerbertVIC1:45
2Zak StolzVIC0:48
3Jake BakerVIC0:43
4Alex BiggSA0:35
5Bryson KleinNSW0:31
6Rob PattersonQLD0:31
7Charlie RobbinsVIC0:23
8Ben PolsonWA0:23
9Olivia VivianWA0:20
10Mike SnowVIC0:13

Episode 9

Grand Final, Stage 2

This episode aired on 6 July 2021. In order to move onto grand final 2, you had to complete the course. Two Competitors managed to complete this course. The Power Tower did not appear in this episode.

  • Rolling Steel
  • Salmon Ladder to Unstable Bridge
  • I-Beam Gap
  • Spin Hopper
  • Dungeon
  • Crazy Cliffhanger to Rope
Successful completion of Stage 2
RankCompetitorStateTime Remaining
1Charlie RobbinsVIC0:16
2Zak StolzVIC0:06

Obstacles by episode

Heats (episodes 1-4)

Heat 1Heat 2Heat 3Heat 4
Shrinking StepsShrinking StepsShrinking StepsShrinking Steps
Big Dipper to Pole RiderBig Dipper to RopeBig Dipper to RopeBig Dipper to Pole Rider
Cyclone SpinnerCyclone SpinnerCyclone SpinnerCyclone Spinner
Obstacle A:
Flying Shelf Grab
Obstacle A:
Peg Board
Obstacle A:
Flying Shelf Grab
Obstacle A:
Peg Board
Obstacle A:
Floating Monkey
Obstacle A:
Bar Hop
Obstacle A:
Floating Monkey
Obstacle A:
Bar Hop
Obstacle B:
Ring Chaser
Obstacle B:
Weight For It
Obstacle B:
Ring Chaser
Obstacle B:
Weight For It
Obstacle B:
Clockwork
Obstacle B:
Beehive
Obstacle B:
Clockwork
Obstacle B:
Beehive
Warped WallWarped WallWarped WallWarped Wall

Semi-finals (episodes 5-7)

Semi-final 1Semi-final 2Semi-final 3
Log RunnerLog RunnerLog Runner
Double DipperDouble DipperDouble Dipper
Trapeze SwingDouble Tilt LadderPipefitter
Flying Shelf Grab to Bar HopFlying Shelf Grab to Bar HopFlying Shelf Grab to Bar Hop
Dragon BackDragon BackDragon Back
Warped WallWarped WallWarped Wall
WingnutsSpin CycleSpinball Wizard
Spider JumpSpider JumpSpider Jump
Chimney Rope ClimbChimney Rope ClimbChimney Rope Climb

Grand Finals (episodes 8-9)

Grand Final
Stage 1Stage 2Stage 3
Snake RunRolling SteelCriss Cross Salmon Ladder to Slingshot
Launchpad to TrapezeSalmon Ladder to Unstable BridgeDoorknob Drop
Broken BridgeI-Beam GapDéjà Vu
Triple CorkscrewSpin HopperVertical Limit
Ferris WheelDungeonFlying Bar
Warped WallCrazy Cliffhanger to Rope
Salmon Ladder to Stair Hopper
Barrel Roll
Underwater Escape

Viewership

No.TitleAir dateTimeslotOvernight ratingsConsolidated ratingsTotal
viewers
Ref(s)
ViewersRankViewersRank
1Heat 120 June 2021Sunday 7:00pm795,000371,0003866,000 [7]
2Heat 221 June 2021Monday 7:30pm624,0001164,0008688,000 [8]
3Heat 322 June 2021Tuesday 7:30pm588,000984,0008672,000 [9]
4Heat 428 June 2021Monday 7:30pm617,0001346,00011663,000 [10]
5Semi-final 129 June 2021Tuesday 7:30pm572,0001356,00012628,000 [11]
6Semi-final 230 June 2021Wednesday 7:30pm615,0001176,0007691,000 [12]
7Semi-final 34 July 2021Sunday 7:00pm724,000443,0004767,000 [13]
8Grand Final Stage 15 July 2021Monday 7:30pm709,000862,0006771,000 [14]
9Grand Final Stage 2
Winner Announced
6 July 2021Tuesday 7:30pm815,000
918,000
6
5
66,000
107,000
6
5
881,000
1,025,000
[15]

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