Olympic Champion Mo Farah (GBR) added the World Championships 10,000m title in an exciting race in Moscow. The 30 year old was content to run in the middle of a large pack for much of the race only coming to the front in the last… Read More →
Double Olympic Gold Medalist Mo Farah (GBR) continued his preparations for next months World Championships by testing his speed when choosing to step down in distance and race the 1500m at the latest IAAF Diamond League meeting in Monaco. Farah acquitted himself impressively against the… Read More →
Mo Farah, Christine Ohuruogu, Vivian Cheruiyot and Perri Shakes-Drayton were the winners in the two day Aviva London Grand Prix in rainy conditions at Crystal Palace. 2011 World Champion Farah showed good closing speed to win the 5000m in 13:06. In heavy rain Olympic Champion,… Read More →
World 5000m Champion Mo Farah (GBR) showed the world that he means business in 2012 with a confident winning run in the 5000m on day two of the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene. Running off a slow first 3000m passed in 7:49 Farah moved to the… Read More →
Mo Farah of Great Britain has been voted the 2011 winner of the men's European Athlete of the Year Award presented by MONDO. The pinnacle of his achievement in 2011 was, of course, winning the 5000m gold medal at the World Championships in Daegu, South… Read More →
GBR • 1500m / 2 miles (i)
USA • 60m / 100m
KEN • 3000m / 5000m