The sixth bull run of the 2025 Fiesta de San Fermín took place in Pamplona, with six bulls from the José Escolar Gil ranch completing the course in 2 minutes and 42 seconds while four runners sustained injuriesyoutube+1.
One bull separated from the herd near the end of the course, creating tension among participants and spectators, though all injuries resulted from falls and collisions rather than goringsyoutube+1.
The internationally renowned festival, running from July 6-14, has drawn over one million visitors from more than 80 countries to the northern Spanish city for nine days of traditional celebrationseuronews+1.
Medical personnel treated wounded runners who were injured either by the charging bulls or from falling due to pushing by other participants during the fast-paced morning runupi.
The festival continues its ancient tradition combining morning bull runs with evening bullfights, cultural celebrations, and the wearing of traditional white clothing with red sashes and neckerchiefsyoutube+2.
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