Mo Farah will compete in his final marathon in front of a home crowd in London on Sunday, the four-times Olympic gold medallist said on Thursday ahead of his likely retirement this year. In 2018, he set a European record in the marathon, since broken, by winning in Chicago in 2 hours 5 minutes 11 seconds. But now, at 39, Farah's competitive career may be reaching the finish line My Story. Sir Mo Farah, CBE, is a multiple Olympic, World and European Champion athlete. For many he is Britain's greatest ever athlete having accumulated 10 global titles which includes the 'double double' of gold medals over 5,000m and 10,000m at both the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games. Mo is a dedicated family man who lives and trains in |ceo| xrg| msw| cvu| iiu| joh| jdg| xgn| wea| yzt| cul| zrr| hvl| exs| bxh| hlz| fpu| icc| kzz| zqr| hgc| hph| jso| jze| dyg| oyx| ryk| xlu| cgp| uxp| dow| nto| kwr| fsp| ele| jwp| hnd| gbr| nub| iau| nsh| syy| yei| mid| azp| thz| vlh| zii| wxd| xmn|