Tagi got an early lead, but lost it when Sonja Christopher was unable to keep up with her tribe, causing her to fall and be dragged, allowing Pagong to catch up and eventually win the challenge. This challenge was used as the inaugural challenge of Borneo for tribal reward and immunity in the form of 50 waterproof matches. In Cambodia, after carrying the raft to the shore and light all the torches, one tribe member must open a gate similar to the Jail Break challenge and finally light the bonfire. In All-Stars, the tribes must start on a floating platform and unclip their raft first. They must then carry the raft while they light every fire wok they pass through, before they go under a bamboo crawl. In Marquesas, the cauldron is on a separate platform. In Africa, as the season is filmed in a desert setting as opposed to a beach, a land variant of the challenge is made. The first team to climb to the top of a 30-foot tower and ignite it with their torch wins immunity. In The Australian Outback, the tribes would first cross a dilapidated bridge and pull the raft across the river while keeping their torch lit. The first tribe(s) to reach the finish win(s). All members must have their hands on the raft at all times.

The tribes will use the torches to light a series of torches or woks both on land and in the water. In most iterations of the challenge, tribes will have a vehicle fitted with a fire cauldron and two torches.

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