Mo Farah proves 10,000m dominance with World Championship gold by Sport360 staff Saturday 22 August 2015 Mo Farah put a summer of speculation behind him to make it half a dozen global titles as he again proved unbeatable over 10,000 metres at the World Championships in Beijing. Farah was ruthlessly focused amid all the off-track distractions as he burst away from the twin Kenyan challenge of Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor and Paul Tanui down the home straight. Mo Farah wins his fourth World title on the track as he takes victory in the men's 10,000m! 27:01.13 for the Brit! pic.twitter.com/QefN9v4Tk6 — IAAF (@iaaforg) August 22, 2015 The 32-year-old has endured a tumultuous year, caught up in the doping allegations surrounding his coach Alberto Salazaar, but has **t lost his aura of invincibility on it as he came home in 27 minutes 01.13 seconds. The double Olympic champion, back at the Bird's Nest stadium, the scene of the biggest disappointment of his career when he failed to make the final of the 2008 Olympics, has **w **t lost at an Olympics or World Championships since 2011. Farah was in a pack of five well clear of the field for most of the race, also including American Galen Rupp, his training partner at the Nike Oregon Project in Portland, and, omi**usly, three Kenyan team-mates. Farah kicked to the front with a lap to go and, although the Kenyans tried to respond, they simply could **t match his finishing speed as the Briton came home with more than half a second to spare. The double Olympic champion has admitted his name has been dragged through the mud over his links to Salazar, although he himself has been accused of ** wrongdoing and his coach has denied the allegations against him, and this win was the ideal way to answer his critics.
08-23-2015, 05:25 PM
Mo Farah proves 10,000m dominance with World Championship gold
by Sport360 staff Saturday 22 August 2015 Mo Farah put a summer of speculation behind him to make it half a dozen global titles as he again proved unbeatable over 10,000 metres at the World Championships in Beijing. Farah was ruthlessly focused amid all the off-track distractions as he burst away from the twin Kenyan challenge of Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor and Paul Tanui down the home straight. Mo Farah wins his fourth World title on the track as he takes victory in the men's 10,000m! 27:01.13 for the Brit! pic.twitter.com/QefN9v4Tk6 — IAAF (@iaaforg) August 22, 2015 The 32-year-old has endured a tumultuous year, caught up in the doping allegations surrounding his coach Alberto Salazaar, but has **t lost his aura of invincibility on it as he came home in 27 minutes 01.13 seconds. The double Olympic champion, back at the Bird's Nest stadium, the scene of the biggest disappointment of his career when he failed to make the final of the 2008 Olympics, has **w **t lost at an Olympics or World Championships since 2011. Farah was in a pack of five well clear of the field for most of the race, also including American Galen Rupp, his training partner at the Nike Oregon Project in Portland, and, omi**usly, three Kenyan team-mates. Farah kicked to the front with a lap to go and, although the Kenyans tried to respond, they simply could **t match his finishing speed as the Briton came home with more than half a second to spare. The double Olympic champion has admitted his name has been dragged through the mud over his links to Salazar, although he himself has been accused of ** wrongdoing and his coach has denied the allegations against him, and this win was the ideal way to answer his critics.
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