Pure Speed Test

So here's a pure speed test. Go from the following position and request a game against Stockfish Level 1 in 15+0 ultrabullet. See how many seconds you can force Stockfish to lose! Just a side-note, but this game is 100% drawn, making it a pure test of speed.
lichess.org/editor/1k6/4p3/3pPp2/2pP1Pp1/1pP3Pp/pP5P/P3K3/8_w_-_-_0_1

Stockfish won't flag in this position. Even if it used 0.1 seconds per move, it would only get down to ten seconds before the fifty move rule.

@Dugbug
Stockfish isn't accepting the challenge from position below 1+0 (bullet). So, I played bullet and and it ended on a threefold repetition draw in 42 moves!

@Dugbug you cannot challenge the computer to games faster than 1+0 from position, otherwise I would have tried this a long time ago.

@Dugbug its pretty easy to lose no time against it though:

Just tried, and yes, it always forces you to play 1+0, and always draws from the 50 move rule :/

@Dugbug to solve that problem, why not put a column of white pawns on black's side, and add a black rook in front of them. Each fifty moves, you can grab one pawn, and thus make the game last around 150 moves instead.

Here, a new position:
lichess.org/editor/3R1b1k/ppppp1n1/ppppPp1p/pppP1PpP/ppP1P1Pp/pP1P1P1P/P1P3P1/4K3_w_-_-_0_1
Every 50-ish moves, you can take a black pawn. There are some extra white pawns in case stockfish decides to take one of your pawns (just for extra protection)

@Dugbug #8
Stockfish doesn't accept since position is illegal

@Dugbug
Well, the analysis board shows mate in 5 for White: 1) Rxf8+ Kh7 2) exd7 e5 3) d8=Q Ne8 4) Rxe8 Kg7 5) Qxc7# and White wins!