Seventh San Fermín Bull Run 2026: Miura Bulls Star in Dangerous, Clean Run Lasting Two Minutes and 34 Seconds

The seventh running of the bulls at the San Fermín festival in Pamplona on July 13, 2026, saw bulls from the renowned Miura ranch participate in a dangerous yet clean run, concluding in a swift two minutes and 34 seconds.

Six people sustained injuries during the event, which was characterized by the powerful Miura bulls leading the charge from start to finish. Despite the inherent risks associated with these formidable animals, the run was noted for its relative cleanliness, meaning fewer runners were gored or trampled compared to some previous years.

The Miura breed is known for its size, strength, and often unpredictable temperament, making each encierro a test of courage for the participants and a spectacle for onlookers. The quick duration of this year's run suggests a fast pace and perhaps fewer entanglements between bulls and runners along the narrow streets of Pamplona.

Festival organizers and medical teams were on standby to manage any incidents. The six injured individuals received immediate attention, with the severity of their injuries expected to be assessed by medical staff. The San Fermín festival continues with various events, but the running of the bulls remains one of its most iconic and scrutinized traditions.