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IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE REGISTERING FOR A MEET PLEASE CONTACT MILESPLIT AS THEY WILL ANSWER QUICKER FOR THOSE PROBLEMS. IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT A MEET ON THIS LIST PLEASE CONTACT MIKEFINISHTMING.COM. To an enormous roar from the crowd Farah then accelerated again at 8,800m and followed as the younger Bekele brother Tariku went to the front.įarah looked effortless, poised, and with 800m to go held his position in the front two.Īt the bell he made his big move, bursting into a lead of a metre on the straight and then kicking again with 90m left to go away clear. Click the season in the year row below for results for any past meets. Wilson Kiprop had already dropped out injured, and Farah stayed on Bekele until, with five laps to go, he made his first move and eased up to third. Kenenisa Bekele and Rupp followed on Masai's heels. Tadese went to the front with 11 laps to go before Kenya's Moses Masai picked it up 400m later and tried to stretch the field out with a lap of 63.8secs.

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Both are 7’x14’ double axle and both in good condition. Both trailers for sale are ones we used this year. Mike McLeod was the last Briton to win a 10,000m medal with silver in 1984, but no British male has ever before won a global title at this distance.Īt 5,000m Farah was comfortably set in a large pack going round at a tough but not brutal pace, the leaders going through in 14 mins 39.5secs. Upgrading to a slightly different design of trailer so the old ones need to go (wife says so). 'It doesn't come round often and to have it right on the doorstep and the amount of people supporting you and shouting out your name.' 'I've never experienced anything like this - it will never get any better than this, this is the best moment of my life.

He was expected to win and he came through.' I am really pleased for him because he had a lot of expectation on his shoulders. 'Mo went in with a race plan and he learned from last year. Michael Johnson Four-time Olympic champion & BBC Sport pundit

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