Mo Farah dismisses retirement after hip injury rules him out of London Marathon
Mo Farah has pulled out of Sunday’s TCS London Marathon due to a hip injury, but has dismissed any suggestion he could now retire.
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Farah forced to pull out of London marathon due to injury
The four-time Olympic gold medallist was due to run the race for the first time since 2019 after making a return to the track in a failed attempt to compete at last year's Olympics in Tokyo.
Mo Farah withdraws before London Marathon
British track legend Mo Farah withdrew before Sunday’s London Marathon, citing a right hip injury before what would have been his first 26.2-mile race in nearly two years.
'Really disappointing' - Mo Farah pulls out of 2022 London Marathon after suffering hip injury
Mo Farah is out of the 2022 London Marathon after suffering a hip injury. Farah revealed that he had been feeling «pain and tightness» in his right hip over the past 10 days and that despite treatment, the issue «hasn't improved enough» to enable him to make the start line in Greenwich.
Hip injury rules Mo Farah out of London Marathon
Mo Farah has pulled out of Sunday's London Marathon due to a hip injury.
Injured Farah out of London Marathon
LONDON : Britain's four times Olympic champion Mo Farah has withdrawn from his home London Marathon on Sunday after suffering a hip injury.
Johnson: Wightman can emulate inspirational exploits of Farah and Ennis-Hill
Jake Wightman can spearhead the next generation of superstar British athletes after a sensational summer of middle-distance running saw him crowned world champion, claims Michael Johnson. Wightman, 28, shocked the field in July by storming past Norway's Olympic champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen to take 1500m glory in Oregon having finished a distant 10th in Tokyo last year.
London Marathon ballot entrants will be able to select non-binary as a gender option for 2023 race
Runners entering the public ballot for next year’s London Marathon will have the option to register as non-binary for the first time. There will be three gender options — male, female and non-binary — available to choose from when the 2023 application window opens on October 1, a day before this year’s event takes place.