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Jason Kenny: ‘Winning will take care of itself if we do everything right’
“It was only on the back straight on the last lap,” Jason Kenny says as he remembers the moment last year in Tokyo when, in the final of the keirin, he realised that he might be about to win his seventh gold medal and become the most successful British athlete in Olympic history. “I’d come through the bell fully expecting them to catch me and then I hit the back straight and at that point all you want to do is climb off and go home. It hurts that much. But I kept telling myself: ‘It’s a medal, it’s a medal, it’s a medal.’ I was driving, driving, driving because, even if one or two come past me, they might not all catch me. Then, on the home straight, it was like: ‘Oh, it could be a gold medal.’”
Kerr takes on Tefera and rare European race
Josh Kerr will break from tradition to race on the European circuit when he takes on the 1500m at the Muller Diamond League Birmingham. The Olympic silver medallist has only competed once in a Diamond League event, the Emsley Carr Mile at the 2019 Anniversary Games in London. Ad/> Ethiopia's Samuel Tefera won the historic race that day and the newly-crowned world indoor champion will take on Kerr once again at the re-opened Alexander Stadium on May 21.
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Mo Farah to return at London 10,000 race in May
Mo Farah will return to action at the Vitality London 10,000 on May 2 after recovering from a foot fracture, organisers said in a statement on Monday. The 38-year-old Briton, who completed the 5,000 and 10,000 metres double at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, failed to make the qualifying time for the 10,000m at last year's Tokyo Games and has been out of action since June.
Athletics-Farah to return at London 10,000 race in May
(Reuters) - Multiple world and Olympic champion Mo Farah will return to action at the Vitality London 10,000 on May 2 after recovering from a foot fracture, organisers said in a statement on Monday.
Farah to return at London 10,000 race in May
Multiple world and Olympic champion Mo Farah will return to action at the Vitality London 10,000 on May 2 after recovering from a foot fracture, organisers said in a statement on Monday.
Mo Farah: Britain's four-time Olympic champion to return at London 10,000
Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah will make his return to competition at the Vitality London 10,000 in May.