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'As much as I love running it's not easy competing at a high level': Four-time Olympic champion Sir Mo Farah has confirmed that he will return for the London Marathon... as the 39-year-old reveals his track racing days are over Sir Mo Farah has confirmed that he will return for this year's London Marathon The four-time Olympic champion, 39, has also signed up for a half marathon Farah has formally closed the door on competing in the Athletics Championships

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Two months after losing to a club runner, Sir Mo Farah has confirmed he will return to the roads for this autumn’s TCS London Marathon – but insists his days of competing on the track are over.

The 39-year-old has signed up for what might be his final loop of the race on October 2, as well as a half marathon in the capital on September 4, as he fights to prolong his career.

In admitting his fortunes in London will dictate his decision over whether he continues into 2023, Asked if the marathon will be his last race, Farah said: ‘I don't have any plans yet, my aim is to complete the half marathon, tune myself, and compete at the London marathon and see how my body

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