The fourth running of the bulls of San Fermín, live: injuries, livestock, and the latest news from Pamplona today.

The Navarrese emergency service earns its breakfast every morning. Reports. Rosario Pérez

Victoriano del Río's bulls fly over the asphalt of Pamplona in the fastest running of the bulls, by Gerard Bono. Read it !

The Victoriano del Río have left some impressive images Don't miss them!

And Roca Rey returns with the Jandillas, accompanied by two bullfighters with the stamp of artists such as Juan Ortega and Pablo Aguado. Reported by Ángel González Abad

Another of the classic San Fermín ranches, in fact, it is the third with the most participation in the festivities. Last year, one was gored.

The Red Cross has taken a young man to the infirmary after he suffered a severe toss in the second heifer. Reported by Rosario Pérez

Health sources report seven incidents, six of which have been transferred to the University Hospital and one to the San Martín Outpatient Clinic. All have injuries.

On the other hand, the person injured by the bull horn from yesterday remains hospitalized.

The first cow comes charging forward. Every man for himself! Report: Rosario Pérez

"It's the best setting," says a runner, his emotions running high after running alongside the Victoriano del Río, his favorite ranch.

So far, health sources report four transfers:

In Espoz y Mina, one person was injured by a stamp on the head.

Two injured due to bruises on the Telefonica section

And one last injured person, also due to contusion, in Mercaderes

The Victoriano bulls, like a bullet, were twinned. This is how they arrived at the ring (video), where there were moments of tension and a lot of danger with falls in the alley. Fortunately, the bulls were on their way, heading for the pens. Reported by Rosario Pérez

The Madrid cattle ranch lived up to its nickname and flew, starring in the fastest running of the bulls of the 2025 San Fermin festival.

Picture of the bullfighters in the bullring before the bulls arrived. Reported by Rosario Pérez

A very clean encierro with a very noble herd, they did not make any defeats, which left beautiful and plastic races in the public's eye and which the runners knew how to enjoy.

The running was very clean, 2.19 seconds. The Victoriano del Río team was very fast.

The bulls in the bullring, the six bulls have entered

The bulls are very integrated with the young men, there are spaces that allow the runners to have beautiful races.

So far, no crashes. The pack remains together, and the races are picking up speed around Estafeta.

Already by merchants, a red bull has been about to catch a runner

The very stretched herd arrives at the town hall square

The herd grouped together with a bull taking the lead

The bulls fly down the Santo Domingo slope

The bulls leave and head up the Santo Domingo slope.

The rocket is launched into the sky and its explosion announces the start of the bull run.

And since there are no two without three, one more prayer to San Fermín and everyone is ready to run.

In the image, Jara, a 590-kilo red bull, branded at 111. Reported by Rosario Pérez

Once again the runners perform the traditional chant as the rules dictate.

The audience is glued to their phones, so you have to capture everything!

Today marks 63 years since the first time a song was sung by the youth of the peñas (groups) and has become a tradition in the liturgy of the running of the bulls. Reported by Ángel González Abad

The young men look at the saint and pray to him: "We ask San Fermín, as our patron saint, to guide us in the running of the bulls, giving us his blessing."

Runners, like good athletes, prepare with final warm-up exercises, while others opt for contemplation and prayer before the running of the bulls.

Daniel Jimeno's parents pay tribute to their son, who lost his life on July 10, 2009, during the San Fermín bull run.

The musicians bid farewell with the pasodoble "El Encierro," a piece by Gumersindo Bravo, the founder of this popular band. Report: Rosario Pérez

The bulls wait for their moment calm and serene, an image that will change completely when the doors open and they come out with their powerful image and demonstrate the speed and nobility they possess.

Clavelito's big moment. The Madrid ranch's bulls are about to leave Santo Domingo. And the stands know it. Report: Rosario Pérez

The saint, well guarded, is now being placed in its niche on the Santo Domingo slope.

The crowds of the first two days are not expected today. The different sections of the bull run are much clearer. The nerves are the same in the minutes before the rocket. The same tension, the same restrained excitement of every San Fermin morning. Report: Ángel González Abad

How's the bullring? Packed to see the arrival of the Victoriano del Río and Cortés bulls! Everything looks red and white, with your sweatshirt on, because the early mornings and early mornings are chilly this week. Report: Rosario Pérez

The municipal procession also carries out protocol checks along the route. After all, everything is a liturgy during San Fermín.

The shepherds, staff in hand, are already making themselves visible. Their work is essential to protecting the integrity of the herd and the safety of the runners.

The Regional Police are on the front lines, conducting their usual morning sweeps to ensure everything is in order and leaving only the runners participating in this fourth running of the bulls on the streets of the historic center.

On July 10, 1962, a popular Navarrese jota singer nicknamed El Tuli sang the chant “A San Fermín nos pedidos, por ser nuestro patroness…” for the first time. The tune became popular, sung by the young men beneath the saint’s niche, and became a tradition repeated three times every day minutes before the rocket that signals the start of the running of the bulls. Reported by Ángel González Abad

Today is Children's Day, so the little ones can enjoy all the activities geared toward them. The Giants' Dance, the stalls, children's play areas, the Children's Bull Run, puppet shows, and the Fire Bull are just some of the activities.

Since the mid-18th century, when the running of the bulls was held unofficially, more illegal than legal, a fence was erected to provide security for citizens who came to see the bulls in the streets. In 1876, the city council legalized the running of the bulls, and it was during the San Fermin festival in 1941 that a double fence was installed to reinforce security, as on more than one occasion a bull managed to escape, leading to awkward and even tragic situations. Reported by: Ángel González Abad

Finally, two were gored, although one did not need to be taken to hospital.

Here are the stars of the fourth day of the San Fermin bullfight. These are the Victoriano del Río bulls that will run in the bull run:

CANDIDATE, black mulatto, 525 kg

CARVER, Colorado, 615 kg

ESPIGUITA, Black mulatto, 535 kg

JARA, red, 590 kg

BREADED, black mulatto, 530kg

GOLDFINCH, red, 555kg

Pamplona's most famous hill is starting to empty out. Only the young men who are going to run will remain.

There have been many days of celebration that have turned tragic. Throughout history, on every day of San Fermín, gorings have been reported, which unfortunately have led to irreversible consequences. Of the 16 fatalities recorded during the running of the bulls since 1910, four tragedies occurred on July 10th. In 1935, it was a young Mexican man; in 1947, two young men were killed by the horns of the same bull, what has been dubbed a "black day," and in 2009, the last such incident on record. Reported by: Ángel González Abad

14 degrees in Pamplona, ​​a cool day but not as cool as yesterday. A good temperature for running this fourth bull run, which tells us we're already halfway through the San Fermin festival.

At the 2024 Sanfermines, Victoriano del Río's bulls performed in a fast-paced running of the bulls, with no injuries, two traumas, and a running time of 2'25".

The fourth running of the bulls of the San Fermin festival features the Madrid bulls from Victoriano del Río, a breed that has become a classic at the Bull Fair and debuted in Pamplona in 2010. Since then, the bulls grazing in the Madrid mountains have performed fast, clean runs without goring. The Pamplona residents have dubbed them "flying bulls" because of their speed in covering the more than eight hundred meters from the Cuesta de Santo Domingo to the bullring.

The right-handers who will face Victoriano del Río's team are Frenchman Sebastián Castella, Extremaduran Emilio de Justo, and Seville-born Borja Jiménez. Reported by Ángel González Abad

Good morning, we're ready for another morning to tell you everything that happens during the fourth San Fermin bull run, where the Victoriano del Río bulls will be the center of attention.