Victoriano del Río's bulls fly over the asphalt of Pamplona in the fastest running of the bulls.

Seen and unseen. The Victoriano del Río bulls featured this Thursday in the fastest of the four runs held during this Sanfermines festival . The last brave bull entered the Pamplona bullring at 2:19, in a clean and swift run, with no injuries from the bull's horns, according to the initial report provided by the Red Cross on the street.

They didn't stray from the script. Drawing on their reputation for speed and nobility, the debutants 15 years ago at San Fermín, they left the Corrales del Gas united, creating a small gap in the pack after turning into Mercaderes , where a halter fell slightly behind alongside a brave bull. The runners took advantage of this space, allowing them to run long runs.

The most dangerous moment was precisely once the herd crossed that section of the route, when a person remained crouched in the center of the lane after falling to the ground. The twelve animals ran over him, although they continued moving forward. No attempts were made to charge.

Not at this point or at any other point along the route, as far as we could see. It's true that there were fewer pile-ups today, with more space than usual due to the smaller crowds. According to the Red Cross report, four injured people were transported. Three for bruises and one for a stamp on the head.