sport news Sir Mo Farah is urged to take inspiration from world record holder Eliud ... trends now
sport news Sir Mo Farah is urged to take inspiration from world record holder Eliud ... trends now
Race director Hugh Brasher admits he would 'absolutely love' Sir Mo Farah to end his glittering career at the London Marathon... but has urged the British hero to take inspiration from Eliud Kipchoge's world record run to delay his retirement plans Sir Mo Farah is set to compete in the London Marathon on Sunday There has been speculation that this could be Farah's final race of his career Race director wants Farah to end his career by competing in London However, he also wants Farah to put his retirement plans on hold for now He has urged Farah to take inspiration from Eliud Kipchoge's recent success
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Sir Mo Farah should take inspiration from Eliud Kipchoge’s ongoing defiance of age before deciding to retire, according to TCS London Marathon race director Hugh Brasher.
The 39-year-old has been non-committal on his future ahead of Sunday’s race in the capital, with sources close to the four-time Olympic champion indicating he could call it quits if his performance falls short.
Farah, who lost to a club runner at the Vitality 10k in May, has
