Sunday, September 7, 2014

Mo Farah wins Great North Run

The Olympic, World and European champ made up for the heartbreak of last year as he finished ahead of Mike Kigen.

The 31-year old had lost to Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele over the half marathon class 12 months past in a sprint finish.

Year-old also set a personal best time in the occasion of this year after crossing the line after just one hour.

Year-old said: "There is no chance I believed I'd be that quick. Year-old was thinking I might get 60-something, but much less quickly as that. It is amazing to stop the season that has a good time as well as a great win. I am able to end with a grin now.

Mo Farah wins Great North Run
Mo Farah wins Great North Run
The good did not actually understand how much of a difference I had got and shoved with 200m to really go. When the good was prepared to fete, he was seen by me.

Year-old learn a lot when things occur. The good'll get prepared for next year as well as the World Championships in Beijing. The 10k will be my primary aim there, and we'll see what else occurs."

Her time of 1:05:39 beat on Paula Radcliffe's record.

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2015 Great North Run Dates and how to register

Great North Run 2015 could be a year away, but now is the time to register your interest.

Plenty of folks have been viewing and had the same thought to sign up for next year with this particular year's Great North Run seeing 56,000 people taking part.

Competition will be high, so make sure to use in a lot of time. It's possible for you to enroll to get a reminder service to the Great Run site here.

The Red Arrows fly during 2014 Bupa Great North Run, Newcastle over the Tyne Bridge.
Additionally, plan your half marathon training schedule out so that you understand what's going to be involved.

In the event you're still enthusiastic, join a reminder while you are still being taken along on a tide of excitement from this season 's run to enroll for Great North Run 2015 - that way you will have no explanations!

All the best along with your program if you choose to do it.