Overview
- Six runners were rushed to hospital after the 8 a.m. encierro saw participants trampled by charging bulls.
- Organizers applied 1,500 liters of non-slip liquid along the 848.6-meter route overnight to speed the run and reduce fall risks.
- Navarrese Health Authority has stationed nine medical stations, eight support points, over 100 professionals and 16 ambulances along the course.
- Approximately 2,500 runners took part Monday, with women comprising just 6 percent of participants.
- This evening’s bullfight will feature French rejoneadora Lea Vicens in Pamplona’s ring for the first time.