Thibault, Ilyesse and Charlotte qualify for the poles event

KOH-LANTA – After showing that they had a minimum sense of direction, the last three adventurers of Koh-Lanta : The Cursed Tribe will have to prove that they also have a sense of balance. This Tuesday, November 26, TF1 broadcast the first part of the grand finale of the season: the legendary orienteering test. And in the jungle, three adventurers fared better than the others: Thibault, Ilyesse and Charlotte.

During this event with the objective unchanged for years, the five competitors still in the running after more than thirty days of adventure – Ilyesse, Jacques, Thibault, Cécile and Charlotte – had to find a landmark before the others, then a beacon displaying a color and indicating a direction, and a number of steps. It was from this beacon that they then had to get their hands on a dagger and plant it in front of Denis Brogniart. All without losing their senses or their composure.

The record for the event? 5:16 a.m.

At the end of the event, it was Thibault who won in a little over an hour, planting the first dagger, followed by Ilyesse and Charlotte.

James and Cécile therefore left empty-handed. They join Ugo, Frédéric and all the other members of the reunited tribe eliminated before them. They will now make up the final jury which will have to decide between the last two finalists and designate the big winner of the season, and incidentally of the check for 100,000 euros.

Next week on TF1, it's Thibault, Ilyesse et Charlotte who will face the ultimate test of this Koh Lanta : the posts. As a reminder, the record for the event is held by Amel, who lasted 5h16 on her pole planted in the ocean in 2002. Since then, however, production has added an additional difficulty: the support surface is reduced gradually. gradually, effectively limiting the time of the test.

Whoever falls last will then have the opportunity to choose their opponent from the other two to go, before the final jury, to plead in favor of their victory.

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