Farah returns to winning ways in London half-marathon
LONDON: British distance great Mo Farah found himself top of the podium again with a third victory in the 'Big Half' - a London half-marathon - on Sunday (Sep 4).
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LONDON: British distance great Mo Farah found himself top of the podium again with a third victory in the 'Big Half' - a London half-marathon - on Sunday (Sep 4).
Mo Farah claimed success at the men’s Big Half in London on Sunday morning and it was also a fine day for Eilish McColgan, who set a course record to win the women's race. Farah crossed the line in one hour one minute 49 seconds after surging clear of a group of four after about 50 minutes to take a comfortable win.
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