List of The Amazing Race: China Rush contestants

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This is a list of contestants who have appeared on the television series, The Amazing Race: China Rush . Contestants with a pre-existing relationship form a team and race across China against other teams to claim a trip around the world. In total, 42 contestants have appeared in the series.

Contestants

The presented information was accurate at the time of filming.

NameAgeHometownSeasonFinish
Paul Lebeneiyo27 Kenya Season 1 10th
Francis Merinyi31 Kenya Season 110th
Miguel Villaneuva27MexicoSeason 19th
Hector Valenzuela31MexicoSeason 19th
Janis Vaisla†40 Latvia Season 18th
Aleksandra Kurusova24 Latvia Season 18th
Bonnie Wisnewski54United StatesSeason 17th
Melanie "Mel" Plumi54 Arizona, United StatesSeason 17th
Sean SlaughterUnited StatesSeason 16th
Amy BromsteadUnited StatesSeason 16th
Sarah Edson24England, UK Season 15th
Molly Fitzpatrick34United StatesSeason 15th
Lisa ChiangUnited StatesSeason 14th
Karen SpencerCanadaSeason 14th
Deepak Noutiyal29IndiaSeason 13rd
Naresh Ludhani30IndiaSeason 13rd
Richard "Rick" Liston25AustraliaSeason 12nd
Joshua "Josh" Ogilvie29AustraliaSeason 12nd
Charlie Gale26AustraliaSeason 11st
Rachel Chen25United StatesSeason 11st
Paul Hayes28Canada Season 2 11th
Nash37 Ghana Season 211th
A Lai Dongmei47 Yinchuan, ChinaSeason 210th
Wang "Jackie" Jieqi23 Yinchuan, ChinaSeason 210th
"Xiao Long" Shu Dalong36 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 29th
Lv Meng36 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 29th
Summer Xia24 Wenzhou, ChinaSeason 28th
Eachan Zhou25 Wenzhou, ChinaSeason 28th
Rhett Farber52United StatesSeason 27th
Howard "Howie" Snyder49United StatesSeason 27th
Elena Luk'Yanenko28 Ukraine Season 26th
Tameka Small28United KingdomSeason 26th
Jiang "Mary" Zhijie22 Nanjing, ChinaSeason 25th
Jiang "Cecilia" Xinyao20 Nanjing, ChinaSeason 25th
Matthew "Matt" Waddick28New ZealandSeason 24th
Kylie Ann Chapman26AustraliaSeason 24th
Sun Bin25 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 23rd
Hao Fei'er26 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 23rd
Simon Chen33 Los Angeles, United StatesSeason 22nd
Katherine Wang24 Hunan, ChinaSeason 22nd
Lily Li29 California, United StatesSeason 21st
Jan Hopper26GermanySeason 21st
Hao Weiru "Jiajia"30 Chengdu, China Season 3 11th
Rob Biggs42CanadaSeason 311th
Nick Black30Scotland, United KingdomSeason 310th
Brandon Lee27 Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesSeason 310th
Yu Ping (Carl)46 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 39th
Yu Chenjing (Linda)22 Shanghai, ChinaSeason 39th
Ju Xiangcheng (Xiao Bing)30 Liaoning, ChinaSeason 38th
Sun Huailong (Xiao Bang)22 Liaoning, ChinaSeason 38th
Henry Su33 New Jersey, United StatesSeason 37th
Jennifer Su32 Pennsylvania, United StatesSeason 37th
Tang Khai Shing25 Penang, Malaysia Season 36th
Tang Khai Sheng25 Penang, Malaysia Season 36th
Janelle Loh21 Sydney, AustraliaSeason 35th
Karin von Essen23 Stockholm, SwedenSeason 35th
Li Yang27 Dalian, ChinaSeason 34th
Zhang Yelin27 Dalian, ChinaSeason 34th
Ryan Burke26 New York City, United StatesSeason 33rd
Charlie Melvin24 California, United StatesSeason 33rd
Tong "Christine" Yinen23 Taipei, Taiwan Season 32nd
Zhao "Steven" Ruiriao24 Taipei, Taiwan Season 32nd
Lei Sheng40 Xi'an, ChinaSeason 31st
Liu Weiwei30 Shandong, ChinaSeason 31st

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