After a long 123-kilometer trek the previous day, teams arrived at the Cargèse beach for a new sea kayak course that would lead them to Ota-Portu. Saturday night to Sunday was very complicated for some teams. "The teams are no longer in the timing planned by the organization, as we currently count nearly five hours of delay out of the 72-hour race," a representative explained. For some teams, the challenge has already proven too demanding. Six teams have been transferred further along the course, three continue with three teammates, and one team has withdrawn. To the general surprise, it is Team Lane4 Adventure, the Finnish European ARWS champion team. After failing to find a marker, they withdrew upon reaching transition area number 5, at Zicavo. Clearly discouraged, its members explained that they were unable to lead the race they wanted and preferred an adventure race with more racing and less adventure. The withdrawal of such a strong team created surprise. Other very experienced teams have testified to the difficulty of the event. Team Endurance, in fifteenth place, qualified it as "the hardest world championship ever held," adding: "We have been running for 48 hours, but we feel like it has been 80 hours!" Camila Nicolau, from the Brazilian-Thai team Kailas Fuga, shares this assessment: "It is difficult, but we know an even more demanding trek awaits us!" She refers to section H, which accumulates 5,000 meters of positive elevation gain and crosses five emblematic peaks, including the island's highest point, Monte Cinto. This section includes rope courses and canyon passages. Although shorter than the trek faced on the third day, it should take more time. Teams will not reach it before October 5, or possibly October 7 for the slowest teams. The race is led by the Luberon MUC team, ahead of the two Estonian teams, the 400 Team Altore, Lozère Sport Nature, and Absolu Raid. After the death of Antoine Ciosi, a rain of tributes for a voice that crossed generations. October Rose: Nearly 1,500 people in the streets of Bastia for A Bastiaccia Ajaccio: Traffic modified on Pascal-Rossini Boulevard starting Monday. Antoine Ciosi, a monument of Corsican song, died this night. Football National 2: Corte falls heavily against Brétigny (0-3).