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Kelly Miller and Dave Miller are a team of Married Bikers on The Amazing Race Australia 1.

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Retreived from au.tv.yahoo.com

Can Kelly keep husband Dave's temper in check long enough for them to make it to the finish line?

Keen biker and fisherman Dave admits he has very little patience and doesn't suffer fools.

"We're not here to make friends. I've never played a sport to lose.

Haven't even played cards to lose. I don't do anything to lose.

We're going to kick some arse," says the 52-year-old Dave from Geraldton, WA.

His wife of 11 years, 37-year-old Kelly, admits some people don't understand their relationship.

"Some people think we've got an arranged marriage. They just can't believe we're still together because we're just so opposite in many ways," she explains.

"I spend all my time fishing with my mates," says Dave. "While Kel spends all her time shopping with her friends.

"The biggest problem I think we're going to have on the race is we're not going to get to spend any time apart."

But Kelly assures, "When we are together we make it work."

She credits her husband with igniting her love of travel and adventure.

"I didn't get a passport until we got together. We've traveled ever since," says Kelly.

They were married in Fiji and celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary in the Cook Islands.

Dave, who has two children from a previous relationship and four grandchildren, is putting all his faith in Kelly being the more observant member of their team.

"Her rationality is better than mine. She takes more notice of stuff around her than I do," he says.

He also has a warning for his wife, who confesses she doesn't ever try anything "hardcore".

"I'm going to push Kelly to do stuff that she's never ever dreamed of doing," he says.

"You don't know what the challenges are going to be or where you're going to be going so I don't think there is any way to prepare yourself for it. All we can do is pay as much attention as possible and maybe trip a couple of people up along the way."[1]

The Amazing Race Australia 1[]

Race History[]

Kelly & Dave's Race History
Episode Leg Destination(s) Detour Choice
(underlined)
Roadblock
Performer
Placement Notes
1 1 Australia → Indonesia Cash / Carry Dave 2 of 11
2 2 Indonesia → Vietnam Carry Fowl / Carabao Kelly 6 of 11
3 3 Vietnam → Hong Kong → Macau Lion Dance / Kung Fu Stance Kelly 4 of 10
4 4 Macau → South Africa Smash / Bash Dave 6 of 9
5 5 South Africa Guns / Rosé Dave 4 of 8
6 6 South Africa → Netherlands → Czech Republic Chivalry / Delivery Dave 5 of 7
7 7 Czech Republic Stack Up / Stack In Kelly 5 of 6
8 8 Czech Republic → Poland Herd / Hoe Down Dave 4 of 6
9 9 Poland → Israel Find Unseen / Make 13 Dave 5 of 5 [1]
Average 4.56
Legend:
     The team finished in first place
     The team finished in last place and was eliminated from the race
     The team finished in last place in a non-elimination leg
     The team that won The Amazing Race
     The team that crossed the Finish Line second
     The team that crossed the Finish Line third
The team used the Fast Forward pass
ϵ The team used the Express Pass somewhere during the leg
The team used the U-Turn
Recipient of the U-Turn

Notes:
1: Kelly & Dave failed to reach the Masada Pitstop and after all other teams had checked in, Grant came out to their location and eliminated them.

Post Race[]

Trivia[]

  • Kelly & Dave are the first team to be eliminated outside of the Pit Stop on The Amazing Race Australia.
  • First team to be eliminated in Israel.

External links[]

Interviews[]

  • Lucy Gibson at The West Australian (05/07/2011): "WA couple's amazing race"

References[]

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 Mo & Mos
Friends
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Brother & Sister
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Models
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