Two gorings leave seven hospitalised as San Fermín ends with a dangerous 2m 25s Jandilla run

The final run

A herd of Jandilla bulls, marked by their 25th appearance in Pamplona, delivered the most dangerous run of the festival. The course lasted 2 minutes and 25 seconds, with multiple moments of high tension as bulls fell and charged at runners.

The course breakdown

The danger began shortly after the start. On the Santo Domingo slope, a bull veered right and slammed into three runners simultaneously as it passed City Hall.

There were moments of highest danger in the City Hall stretch, where a bull charged runners standing by the barriers on the right side of the course.

The same bull caught a runner already on the ground with another thrust before catching up with the herd. The pack held its shape through the Mercaderes curve, but on Estafeta Street a chestnut-coloured bull stumbled and fell over a group of runners who had already tripped, leaving the animal briefly stranded before it resumed running.

Gaps opened along Estafeta towards Espoz y Mina, where the last two bulls, lagging behind, produced long sprints. At the Telefónica section, a bull veered sharply left, ploughing into several runners and trampling a pile of people already on the ground.

Medical response

A total of nine people were treated by medical services. Seven required hospital transfer: two for horn wounds (one to the thigh, inflicted at the City Hall stretch, and one to the chest at Telefónica) and two for traumatic injuries.

The closing bullfight

Jandilla won the Carriquiri prize for the bravest bull of the 2025 Sanfermines. The festival closes this evening with a sold-out lineup featuring Juan Ortega, Roca Rey, and Tomás Rufo.