Overview
- Álvaro Núñez’s debut herd covered the 848-meter course in 2 minutes and 20 seconds, the fastest pace recorded so far in this year’s San Fermín runs.
- One runner suffered a goring in the axilla at Espoz y Mina during the third encierro and two other participants were hospitalized for contusions.
- Cebada Gago’s second run stretched to 5 minutes and 22 seconds when the bull ‘Caminante’ broke from the group, goring a 38-year-old Blanca police officer and prompting six extra transports.
- Fuente Ymbro’s opening run lasted 2 minutes and 37 seconds with no horn injuries but resulted in six contusion transports due to falls.
- Cruz Roja and local health authorities maintain provisional daily reports to refine safety measures as Victoriano del Río’s herd prepares for Thursday’s fourth encierro.