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BRIHONY: It's the moment
they've fought for all
season...

CIARRAN: I'll do absolutely
anything to win this game.

..the title of Challenge
Champion.

But where 22 once stood...

..now only six players remain.

Brittany.

Brittany not letting go.

BRITTANY: I have a lot to prove
to myself. I am hungry to win.

Ciarran.

It could be a fairytale
ending. If I win it, number
one spot, I'm coming.

Kiki.

KIKI: I am a make-up artist,

and I have just beaten
an Olympic gold medallist.

Conor.

CONOR: I'm showing strength
and power

despite the fact of what
everyone's perceptions are.

Yes!

Ninja Troy.

Let's go, boys!

You've angered the Ninja!

And Brooke J.

BROOKE J: That 200,000 is so
close, I can almost taste it.

Welcome, everyone.

And tonight, these competitors
will have to overcome zero
sleep...

CONOR: This is my worst
nightmare.

..diabolical puzzles...

Oh, I was checking that one.
I said that one.

..and physical tests that will
push them to their absolute
limits...

I'm not going to make it.
Keep pushing.

..as they race nearly 100
kilometres

nonstop across
the Argentinean countryside

in this legendary challenge
final.

Who will have what it takes

to become the first-ever
champion of The Challenge
Australia?

The final starts now.

Oh, no.

Throughout this final

there's going to be
a series of challenges.

Your first one
is in an old ghost town

where you'll have to complete
a puzzle.

No-one can sleep
until the puzzle is completed.

Once you've finished your
puzzle, only one of you can
sleep

while your partner
is stuck on a platform.

And your good friend The
Algorithm

is going to be switching out
your partners every few
stations.

OK.

If you decide to quit, your
partner will have to go with
you.

We're not quitting.
No way.

Ghost town is that way.
Get out of here.

Whoo! Yes!

Ha ha ha ha.

Where's my Ninja?

Good luck. You got to stay
wearing that, too, Kiki.

No, I don't, do I?

Oh, no.
To the death.

Oh, no. It's that stupid
puzzle.

Get out of town.

Guys, it's that number puzzle.

I just said.
Which number puzzle?

The one no-one could do.
[GASPS] No.

The first thing we need to do

before we can even
touch a bit of sleep

is figure out the puzzle that
none of us could figure out

on the Getting Tired challenge.

Man, I think we need to move
on.

Oh, my God. Shit.
Oh, my God.
Dude, what?

Can this go in here, do you
think?

Oh, wait. [BLEEP]
It's the same thing.

Whoever figures this out
is a bloody genius.

Ain't nobody sleeping tonight.

Nuh. Nuh. Definitely not
working.

They're just tricky.

Shit!

And that's made it worse.

..join somewhere.

They're the link.

Maybe Brihony has set this up

so that you physically
can't ever finish this puzzle.

Maybe the pieces
don't actually fit,

and we are supposed
to just be completely exhausted

and sleep deprived,
which is pretty cooked, bro.

Hey, let me try to think
logically. Oh, my God.

No. I reckon
push that to the corner.

We got worse, didn't we?
Way worse.

We've been going at this
puzzle now for two and a half
hours.

Everyone's knackered.

It looks like Kiki and myself
are going to be up all night.

I'm happy with that.

Check.

I reckon that's it!

Get some sleep tonight.

Oh, my God. I'm so glad.

You can have first sleep. You
sleep. I'm actually wide
awake.

Oh, my God. I'm over the moon.
I get to sleep.

I've just come out of an
elimination with Konrad...

BRIHONY: ..into the sand...

..and I needed this badly.

Check.

Yes.

I could stay up.
I'll have to sleep.

Wake me up whenever you want.

How does that go?

There we go!

This puzzle?
Yeah.

You go to sleep.
Thanking you.

CIARRAN: It is absolutely
freezing.

The temperature drops here
in Argentina unbelievably.

I have no idea what the time is

or how long
I've been on this little box.

But I want to win it for
myself. I want to win it for
my girlfriend.

I got a message

saying that you've been
flirting with someone on the
show.

I just want to win this money
and give it all to you.

I want to fix this. I promise
you, you won't regret it.

I'm not going to give up.
Let's do it.

BROOKE: I am absolutely
exhausted,

but I would love so much
to win this game

and to have my nieces and
nephews look up to me

as that cool aunt
that won an epic show.

It's going to be
a really, really tough ride.

Troy.
Yep.

Good morning, sunshine.

Kiki.

Hey, buddy.

Sleeping Beauty wakes up.

I was dreaming
about the prize money.

Yes.

Winning the challenge
would mean everything to me.

This is going to prove
to every single person

that's ever doubted me,
even to myself,

I'm strong enough to do
whatever it is that gets
thrown my way.

[BLEEP] ..toes.

Hi, you.

I can't feel my toes.
Did you sleep OK?

That was just insane last
night.

Both had about three hours
sleep.

That was horrible.
It was very horrible.

Here we go. [WHISTLES]

You're a maniac!

Good morning!

How are we doing?
Oh, very well. How are you?

So tired.

Well, I hope you guys managed
to get a little bit of rest, at
least.

Because it's time to head
to the next part of your final.

Step off your platforms
and follow me.

Try to keep up. Come on.

I think I maybe got 30 minutes
sleep if I'm lucky.

But I have a feeling that this
is like a drop in the ocean

of what is to come.

Let's go!

We are going to be having to
enter the last pits of our
body

to pull ourselves through.

I am willing to do pretty much
anything to be the Challenge
champ.

Whoo-hoo!

Looking good, team.

Welcome, everyone.

So, I bet you're all just
wondering now what you've
actually got to do

to win this final.

There is going to be a series
of long and gruelling
challenges

across the course of this race.

While the algorithm will be
changing your partners along
the way,

your individual times
will be calculated

across the course of the race,

and it will be the fastest
woman and the fastest man

who will be crowned
our Challenge champs.

Very exciting.

So, what are we doing
at this station?

You guys are going to jump on
these bikes

and you have to pedal
100 kilometres.

You can split it any way you
like,

but as a team, 100 kilometres
before you can move on.

You ready?
Yeah.

Let's ride.
[HORN BLARES]

Hope your seats are comfy.

They're not.
They're really not.

Seat's going right up my...

Conor the face of focus.

Or pain. Which one is it?
[LAUGHTER]

BROOKE: Knowing this finale
is all based around time,

I am stoked
I'm starting this with Troy.

We're fast. We're very, very
good with communication.

So, fingers crossed we get a
lead from the start.

CONOR: I came here to prove
that queer people are just as
strong

as our straight counterparts.

And I've already done that.
But I'm not done proving that.

I'm not going for second place.

You sound like you're having
the best sex of your life,
Kiki.

Spinning is one
of my favourite things.

I do it every night watching
Keeping Up With the
Kardashians.

My back is killing me.

I'm cutting my G-string off.
It's so uncomfortable.

I am in agony in a very
precariously thin G-string.

Guys, can I have a pair of
scissors, please? Quickly.

I cannot lose any distance
on this race.

Thank you.

That's so much more
comfortable.

That's usually a Friday night
trick. That's exactly right.

Let's get a little update
around the grounds.

Ciarran, where are you at,
mate?

18.5.
18.5.

Kiki.
16.7.

Conor.
17.7.

I'm a bit slow. 15.1.

Brooke J.
17.5.

Troy.
16.

To be on a spin bike is
literally my worst nightmare.

But I've got to stay focused.

My partner, Anne, she is my
rock and she's a huge
Challenge fan.

So I want to end up in worlds.
I want to represent my country.

I want to do it for her to,
you know,

I don't tell her enough
how much I love her.

[UPBEAT ROCK MUSIC PLAYS]

Let's go. Take it slow.

Oh.
Oh, my God.

Brooke J
is a really amazing competitor.

She's done Survivor a few
times. She's fit. She's smart.

So, Brooke J is definitely
the threat for the women.

Get some flicks up.
Trust me, you won't regret it.

Flick them up. Yep. It'll get
the blood running.

Are we done?

I have been second to Troy
quite a few times, which is
annoying,

and my legs just aren't
working,

so I'm just going to try and
run this pain out and then
keep going.

Oh, my God. Ciarran.

Oh, shit.

We've got 2ks in both of us.

I know that Brittany has a
fair bit of a distance behind

and she's in last place.

So what I need to do is keep
pushing

to make sure that we close
that gap faster.

Yep. Good.

I can't move my legs.
That's OK.

Let's walk it out for a second.

Oh.

Hey, guys. Welcome to Avocado
River.

Teams are going to jump
into the river

where they have to swim out
to a couple of buoys

to collect their puzzle pieces.

They're going to have to do two
swims to collect their bags.

They then drop their puzzle
pieces at their answer board

and run over to their puzzle
key,

where they'll need to memorize
their puzzle.

Once they think
they've got it memorized,

they'll head back
to the solving table

and try to re-create their
puzzle.

Oh, yeah. It looks like
Avocado River alright.

[LAUGHS]

I'm not the best in the water.
And this water absolutely
stinks.

It is green.
There's stuff all over it.

But if I've got to swim
through stinky green water to
win money,

I'm going to do that.

And when I say water,
this is more of a swamp.

Oh, yeah. Avocado River.

Ciarran, Kiki are the next into
Avocado River.

I have survived a month
with the same lash extensions

and the same hair extensions.

I have been treating them
like newborn babies,

and now I'm about to dive into
the stinkiest body of scum

I've ever smelt in my life.

This is not how I'm going out.

Drop your puzzle bags off
at the solving table.

Jump back in. Head to the other
buoy.

Kiki and Ciarran
hot on their heels, though.

They've reached the buoy.
They need to grab a bag each.

Cramp.

For me, the motivation
to get through this

is to say I've finished
and I haven't quit.

But also it's for my partners.

I would hate more than anything

to be the reason
that somebody didn't finish.

Oh, my God.
They're cramping so bad.

Ciarran and Kiki
now back to the bank.

Conor and Brittany are making
their way into Avocado River
now.

This is my challenge.

We have swimming, which I love,

and we have a memory puzzle,
which this brain loves some
memories.

We are in last place currently,
but today is a long day,

so I'm not giving up.

Troy and Brooke J have now
got all their puzzle bags.

They're opening them up so they
can see what they look like.

BRITTANY: I have algae in my
eyes, on my eyelashes, through
my hair.

I wish I knew
how far into the final we are

because I am already so
exhausted

and I know everyone else is
and there is no end in sight.

Britt, long strokes.

Long stroke. Keep pushing.

Troy and Brooke J
have to go over to the puzzle

and memorize that puzzle and
re-create it on the solving
table.

BROOKE J: This puzzle
is really hard.

I expected it to be tricky,

but there are so many things
for us to remember right now -

orientation, colour, direction.

But we've got the lead and I
don't want to fall behind.

Long strokes.

You go. You go.
I've got it.

Thank you. Let's go. Well done.

Alright. We've got Ciarran and
Kiki coming out of Avocado
River.

They look like a chip in some
guac.

Conor is a self-proclaimed
puzzle fiend

and Brook J is obviously
very good at puzzles as well.

So Ciarran and I
really need to be accurate.

Where are you going to go next
time?

I'll probably go... I'll just
keep working on this side.

The back side I'm working on
now. Yeah.

Alright.

Conor and Brittany making their
way in for their second lap
now.

Yes, Britt. Chuck it over.

I just find my second wind.

And Conor and I are really
good with the memory,

so I'm confident we can make
up a good amount of time now.

I've got green with a blue
dagger.

Kiki and Ciarran
back at their puzzle board.

Hearts, arrows and swords.

Swords.
swords.

All three pairs
are working at the puzzle,

which is great for me because
I know

that me and Brittney can get
it right the first time.

I really trust my brain. It's
gotten me to this position.

Memory is my baby.

The fact I'm a carpenter, I
look at plans in all different
directions

and I've actually got the
layout pretty good.

I'll do these.

Well, checking them, then I'll
only do these two then

because I don't want to have
too much in my head.

With memory, like, puzzles,
the slower you do it, the
better.

Just take two pieces at a time,
make sure they're correct.

And then when you finally call
check, you'll have it all done.

This row, one back.

That needs to go there.
Orange with a blue dagger.

It's that one that I wanted.

I was asking this one.
Oh, I was checking that one.

I said that one.
Oh, that's a cross.

We're here
and you tell me what that is.

I'll work from this side
and do that and that.

You do that.
OK, done.

Check.

Brooke and Troy, you can move
on. That is correct.

Check.

Kiki ad Ciarran,
guys, that is correct.

You can move on. Well done.
Oh.
Oh, love you.

Yeah. Mine are correct.
Can you remember more?

Yeah. Hit me.
Green sword.

Yeah, green sword. Done.

I'll get my two
and then we'll check.

Check?
Check.

Conor and Brittany, that is
correct.

Yes, Brittany!

One check wonder, baby.

We're so close to catching up.

We come third again, but third
by 30 seconds or a minute.

Brooke J and Kiki, look out.

Yes. Troy and Brooke J, you
finished first at this
checkpoint

and your individual times
are stopped.

Well done.
I'm just going to sit here.

You earned it.
Oh, my God.

How are you feeling?

There's no words
that are appropriate.

Yeah, pretty pooped.

I'm no stranger to exercise
or running,

but usually they're under
different circumstances.

You're about
a quarter of the way through.

Don't. Don't you do that.

My knee has completely seized
up.

I don't know
how I'm going to keep running,

but I just push through that
pain.

Alright.

The next team, Ciarran and Kiki
coming in second.

Well done, guys. Great effort.
Pick a board.

Am I going to lay on this and
you guys are gonna carry me
out of here?

Because...
If that's what you need, Kiki.
I really do.

I've already cut my G-string
off,

and I just threw up the only
painkillers that they'll give
me.

So it's getting bleak.

Wow.

Conor and Brittany in third.
Your times have stopped.

Well done.
Well done.

Conor and Brittany.
Well done, guys.

Guys, let me introduce you
to my little baby algo.

Algo.

It's time to switch up your
teams.

You know how this works.
Yeah.

Crank her up.

Here we go.

Alright. We've got
Ciarran and Brittany.

Yes.

She's way more clever than me.

So hopefully this next part,
you know, we can use her mind

and then my endurance
and we should be alright.

We've got Troy and Kiki.
Whoo!

And we've got Conor and Brooke
J.

Yay!

Brooke J doesn't give up
and she wants it really bad,

and we really have
each other's backs.

And if I don't win,
I want Brooke J to win,

like, more than anyone else
here for sure.

KIKI: Troy is a little bit
too...

How do I explain it? Soft
handed when it comes to
communicating.

Do you want me to have a look?
Do you want me to...
Yeah, if you want.

How do you feel?

Just tell me what you want me
to do. Don't ask how I feel.

I sometimes need someone
to put their foot up my butt

and say, "Get a move on."

You've got to pick up those
planks run down to the next
station.

Come on, Troy boy. Let's go.
Let's go.

KIKI: Overall, I believe
Brooke J is about nine or 10
minutes ahead of me,

but Troy and I are going to
catch up and I'm going to take
the lead.

There is no giving up now.

[BLEEP] I'm sorry.
My back is [BLEEP].

Absolutely [BLEEP].

We didn't come all this way to
stop, did we, Kiki?

Kiki is struggling with her
back.

I didn't go through all that
gruelling stuff to quit now.

she's in pain and I'm just
thinking, "Oh, God."

I'm sorry. I can't run.

I'm not going to make it.
I'm telling you now.

[BLEEP] this.

TROY: Let's go. Let's go.
I'm sorry. I can't run.

I'm not going to make it.

My injury has really plagued
me the whole way through this
challenge.

I can't lift my leg.

I'm really in a lot of pain.

I'm calling to the universe
and asking and manifesting

that I keep my strength up
and that I don't give up.

If anyone can't complete
or finish the final,

they'll also be taking their
partner with them.

So, no matter how much pain I
am in, I cannot quit today.

It's what we're here for,
Keeks. [BLEEP] this.

BRIHONY: Alright. Come on in,
guys.

This is how it works.
The grass is lava.

You cannot touch the grass.

You need to get your 45-kilo
barrels and your plank

across the other side of this
lane without touching the
ground.

If you do, you've got
to bring your barrels,

your plank and your partner
back to the starting station,

start all over again.

That's going to be hard.

Let's go.

Even after the most brutal
elimination ever,

you know,
my head's still in the game.

It's always the big dudes that
win.

And I just want to prove that
small competitors like myself,

we can do it, too.

So I'll push shit uphill
all I have to.

Brooke and Conor,
first ones to get that plank on

and start making a move.

I know in my heart that Troy
is going to be a kid in a
candy store.

He does this for a living.

Keep going.
I just don't want to drop it.

Be very, very careful
on these planks and barrels.

If you fall, go back to the
start.

Kiki and Troy were the third
ones into this station.

Yeah. I got it.
Got it?

Very good communication.

Ciarran and Brittany
also doing really, really well.

The only technique that
Ciarran and I can come up with
to change ends,

I have very fondly called the
slug.

I have to pull myself
underneath him.

What I didn't think about

is that my head is this far
from Ciarran's crutch.

[LAUGHS]

Conor, Brooke J, just trying
to sort out their technique.

There you go. Nice.
But that's really far.

Are you right to get it?
Yeah. I'm right.

CIARRAN: Troy and Kiki
are just blitzing away.

One of my biggest strengths
would possibly be my endurance

and my will not to give up.

I'm coming for you, Troy.

A little stumbly on that barrel
there.

Had to gather herself.

Beautiful. Beautiful.

Brittany and Ciarran rehearsing
now for their adagio duo act.

[GRUNTS]

Work for it.

I'm so glad.

There you go, Keeks.

Let's keep being methodical.
I'm on it.

BRITTANY: Brooke J and Conor,

I don't know what is happening

because they are both
really, really struggling,

which sucks for them.

But I'm confident we can make
up a good amount of time now.

You're right.

I feel terrible that I'm almost
letting Brooke J down,

but this is just all core
and strength based.

And I'm, like, wishing I did
more crunches for the last 10
years.

You can just jump off the
ground. Yeah.

You're past the line, Keeks.

[BLEEP] Yes. Good job. Good
job. Love you. Good job.

Alright. You two
have crossed the line.

You can go to your next
station.

KIKI: Troy and I
absolutely smashed that.

Where I was coming second
I'm now definitely in the lead

as the female runner.

That's it, Keeks.
Oh.

Kiki, she's a fierce
competitor, but I'm a bit
worried.

I'm just hoping her back holds
out.

Don't lean right back.

Get that off.

Ciarran and Brittany,
you've crossed the line.

Let's go.
Let's go.

So close.

Good luck, guys.

Lie down?
Yeah.

BRITTANY: Time is the thing
that matters here.

Ciarran and I
aren't that far behind.

Even if you're in third place,
it doesn't mean anything right
now.

So, you just want to know that
you're working as hard as you
can

and as fast as you can,
no matter what.

The amount of time.

My stomach is in knots.
I had the lead.

I worked my butt off
to get that lead

and I've just handed it
over to them.

I know that Kiki's beating me
right now,

and I need to make up some
time.

We really need to pick up this
pace.

Alright. Troy and Kiki coming
in.

Troy, looking a little bit
rough there.

A little bit sore, mate?

In the battles. In the wars.

My hands are beat up,
my face is beat up.

I feel like my body
is definitely taking its toll.

But I know I'm in the lead

and I need to just make sure
I get this final done.

Alright.
We've got Ciarran and Brittany.

Third ones through to this
station is Brooke and Conor.

Lots of life left in them.
I did it, Brihony.

Well done.

You guys have been going for so
long.

You're coming up to 24 hours.

That's why I want to cry.

And it's still anyone's game
at this point in time.

These are the moments where you
have to lift to finish this.

We're going to switch out
your partners for the last time

in this final.

The only possible pairings that
remain are Troy and Brittany.

BRITTANY: To end this with
Troy, I feel pretty lucky,

but there is this really high
level of stress that I feel

because I don't know how I
have anything left in my body
to give.

We've got Conor and Kiki.

Yes. Back together, darl.

My body is broken, my core is
sore.

I am questioning my decision
to say yes to come to The
Challenge.

But then on the other side,
I'm like, look at me, go.

I'm smashing it.
I'm not giving up.

And I'm hoping that positivity
takes me through the last
section.

And we've got Ciarran and
Brooke J.

Woo!

This is your chance to get as
close to $200,000

as you possibly ever will be.

Are you ready?
Yeah.

Let's do it.
[HORN BLARES]

CIARRAN: I've got to cut 15
minutes off my time

and there's $200,000 on the
line.

I want to be crowned
The Challenge champion.

CONOR: I came here to win,
and I can get this done.

BROOKE J: The closer I get
to the end, the more I want it.

TROY: I want to represent
Australia in the worlds.

KIKI: I'm not going to give up.
I am going to win.

Alright, here we go.
The last two legs of the final.

So, this is how it's going to
work.

Down this track is a pole,

where you are going
to need to stack these tyres

in the order that your fellow
challengers were eliminated.

After that, you're going to
push those cars,

weighing 1,500 kilos each,

100 metres across that field.

And race to the finish line.

The male and female with the
best overall times from the
past 24 hours

will be crowned
our Challenge champions.

Good luck, everyone.

Jessica.
Billy.

Who should I take?
Emily's.

Billy. OK.
I got Audrey.

Yep. Get Jessica, darl.
Smashing it, Keeks.

Alright.

KIKI: My back is not OK.

Every step, it is like a bolt
of electricity through my
spine.

I am sobbing as we are running
because I'm in so much pain.

Alright. Let's get
Billy and Suzan,

Audrey and Jack.

Ciarran and Brooke J,
first ones back.

I'll go Suzan.

BROOKE J: I know Kiki's
beating me,

and I think Troy is leading
for the men and Ciarran is
close behind.

Ciarran wants to win this so
bad

and I don't want to be the
reason he doesn't.

So my mind is focused now
on myself

and for making sure
Ciarran wins this.

Jessica down the bottom.
David's there.

OK, so Billy first.
Billy first.

Let's grab Konrad and Jessica.

Jack and Audrey.

Here you.

Jack Audrey.

Then it was David and Jessica.

Watch my hands. Ah...ah...

[BLEEP]
Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.

Go, go, go, go, go.

Could anything worse happen
right now?

My back is stuffed.
My hand's now crushed.

I am in agony. It is slowly
slipping out of my fingertips,
this win.

Johnny.
Johnny.

Cyrell.
We've got Cyrell?

Yeah. I've got Sugar.

Check.

Brooke and Ciarran, you can
move on. That is correct.

Good job. Sugar.

Check.
Guys, that is correct.

You can move on. Well done.

Alright? Go.
No. You get out.

You've gotta [BLEEP] push with
me. What are you doing?

What are you doing?
Get out of the car and help me.

Who is going to steer it?

You, from the window. Get out.

I need to beat Troy and
Brittany.

If I give it my all in this
last one, I could potentially
win.

They've got to get this thing
rolling.

And there it goes.

Conor and Kiki yet to make it
to their car,

yet to find out just how
challenging this final leg of
this final is.

We've got Ryan, Sugar.

OK, let's do it.

Ready, set. Push.

TROY: I'm not the biggest in
size,

so I'm going to have to push
pretty hard here.

And I can see that Ciarran and
Brooke J have a pretty big
lead.

Go, Troy.

I can just see that 100 grand
slipping away from me.

OK, Emily.

OK.
Push, push, push.

Alright, we're done.
Check.

Kiki and Conor, that is
correct.

Thank you.
Thank you.

[BOTH GRUNT]

Oh [BLEEP].

Ciarran is absolutely cooked.
He's frustrated.

They cannot move that car.

Oh.
Don't stop now.

Work, work, work. That's it.

Push. Push.

Turn at the end.

Keep going, babe.
I want to vomit.

I know. Me too.

Keep pushing. Keep pushing,
Troy.

Last bit.
Yeah.

My calves are cramping.

I feel like I'm starting to get
to the end of my tether here.

I am struggling.

I've got more to give, but I
don't know if I can give it.

Keep it going.

BROOKE J: My body is in agony.

I'm using my shoulder to try
and drive the car through my
window

and my shoulder is now
buggered.

Yes!

Quick.

If I literally have to claw my
way over that finish line,

I'm going to do it.

I'm going to faint, OK?

It's alright.
Push for me just a little bit.

Push a little bit.
Don't you dare give up on me.

I'm not. I'm not.

I have out of nowhere got
this second wind of motivation.

It is as if the pain that I'm
feeling in my body has
disappeared.

It's now my turn
to push one of my team members.

Baby, push, push, push.

Big push.

We are not giving up today.

Not if, not when. Not ever.

Yes. Ciarran. Brooke.

Oh, my God.
Huge effort, guys. Well done.

Crossing that finish line

and knowing there's
no more checkpoints to do,

I don't think there's ever
been another better feeling
than that.

You have completed
the final of The Challenge.

CIARRAN: I have no idea
what the time is.

Whoa!

But I think Brooke J and
myself... Oh, my God.

Get on the podium, baby.

..could definitely get this
win.

Keep pushing.

Oh.
That's it.

Keep pushing.

Keep going. We're nearly there.

BRITTANY: Troy, the workhorse,
the Ninja.

He's trained his entire life
for this,

but Troy is starting to flail
a little bit.

Rest for a second.

What I need to do now

is do everything I can
to get Troy across that line.

Go!

Keep going till all over.

Push. Push. Keep going.

Are we over?
We're over.

Brittany, man,
I thought I'd be pushing her,

but Jesus Christ,
she was pushing me.

I'm not sure whether I've done
enough to win the whole thing,

but I'm proud of my efforts.

I gave it my all and that's
all I could have asked of
myself.

Five metres to go.
Yeah.

You ready?
Yep.

Three...
Two. Go.

Push, baby.

I will finish this even if I'm
dead last. I don't care
anymore.

And this car is not going to
win.

Keep going. Keep going.

We did it. We did it.

[GRUNTS] Done!

Push, extra seconds.

Extra seconds. Come on.

Troy and Brittany,
you crossed the finish line.

Congratulations.

I'm so proud of you, Brittany.
You've done it.

You've done it, Brittany.

We did it.
We did it.

I need to catch Brooke.

Otherwise, I did all of this
[BLEEP] for nothing

and I am not doing all this
for [BLEEP] nothing.

We are in a pitch black field.

We need to run to the original
Challenge letters.

And Conor decides to lay down.

Like, what are you doing?

Come on, Conor.

Conor, let's go.

I hope to God he's going to
get up and keep running right
now.

He's trying to slow me down
so Brooke J [BLEEP] wins I bet.

CONOR: My brain is screaming
to run.

I know that I've got a run in
me and my leg is going, "Nup."

[SOBBING]

My body breaks.

I fall to the ground
and I can't stand back up.

I may not be able to finish
this next leg with enough time

to beat Brooke J.

But I have come this far and
even with tears running down
my face,

throwing up while I'm running,
I'm going to finish this race.

Come on, Kiki!

Come on, Conor!

Conor and Kiki
coming across the finish line.

Your challenge is over.

I had to do it on my own.
I don't know where he is.

I don't know where he is.

He's back there somewhere,
but he wouldn't run.

Push, Conor. It's the finish
line.

Kiki's time does not stop until
Conor crosses the finish line.

Hurry up.

Come on, Conor. Come on.

It's the finish line.
Come on. Come on!

Kiki's time does not stop until
Conor crosses the finish line.

Everyone now back out on the
road

trying to get Conor
across the finish line.

Come on, Conor. Come on. Come
on.

You've done it.

CONOR: I have a cramp the size
of frickin' Texas in my leg.

But I came here to finish
this final.

I just feel really proud.
It's like nothing broke me.

Nobody broke me.
A challenge didn't break me.

This didn't break me.

Conor makes it
across the finish line.

Well done!

Your challenge is over.

Challengers, congratulations.

What you were able to achieve
today was beyond my wildest
dreams.

You are so, so, so incredible.

I'm proud of you. I know
Australia will be proud of you.

So thank you very much for
being here to represent
Australia.

Thank you, Brihony.

Who can call themselves a
Challenge champ and win this
$200,000,

$100,000 for the fastest male
and $100,000 for the fastest
female

and represent Australia in the
Challenge World Championship.

In third place for the men,
with an unbelievable effort...

..Conor!

Good job.

We did it. And you were
fabulous at every step of the
way.

Yeah, that's what's up.

Alright. For the women,

third place with an incredible
effort as well...

..is Brittany.
Yes.

I'm so glad I was here with
you.

So proud of you.

And now, we're getting
straight to the winners.

In first place for the men,

coming in 20 minutes ahead
of the second place...

..is Troy.

TROY: Being a fan of The
Challenge, this season has
meant a lot to me.

You know, I've had it all
eliminations, finals, dailies,

and that's what I wanted from
this.

I wanted
the full Challenge experience.

You've got this, Troy.

You're killing it, Troy.

My friends and family
are going to be so proud.

This has been
an absolute awesome experience.

And for the women, it is so
close.

Oh, God.

There is only 9 minutes
separating first and second.

[SIGHS]

And the winner is...

..Kiki.

To win this right now is
probably the most important,

exciting thing I've ever done,

because this just wasn't
just a modelling competition

or a beauty pageant.

It was the most gruelling
mental and physical thing I've
ever done.

Kiki and Conor, moving
together, final ball in and it
drops.

We're looking for two red
and a yellow.

I've proven myself.
I've succeeded and I've won.

Oh my gosh.

Oh my God. I'm so proud.

And the winners
of The Challenge Australia

are Troy and Kiki!

[CHEERING]

Good job, babe.

# We got the fire, we got the
fire

# We got the fire
to last a lifetime... #

Kiki and Troy, congratulations.

You now qualify for your spot

in the ultimate
Challenge competition,

the first ever
Challenge World Championship.

I think that both Troy and
myself

are such great testaments
of the Australian spirit

and we are going to give it
our all at worlds.

I cannot wait to be beside him
when we do it.

He is one of the best guys
that I've ever met

and I'm so proud of us.

Kiki and Troy, good luck
representing Australia

in the Challenge World
Championships,

coming very soon to Paramount+.

I know you guys
are going to make us so proud.

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