Overview

• Six runners were trampled and rushed to hospital during Monday’s first encierro through Pamplona’s historic streets
• Navarrese health authorities staffed nine medical stations with over 100 professionals and positioned 16 ambulances along the route
• Race organizers erected the course with 900 posts, 2,700 planks, 2,500 wedges and eight gates and applied non-slip treatment to key sections
• Daily morning runs at 8 a.m. will continue through July 14, drawing an average of 2,500 participants in traditional white and red attire
• This afternoon’s bullfight will feature French rejoneadora Lea Vicens as the first woman to ride in Pamplona’s ring