Farah achievements lauded by coach
Mo Farah's double gold at London 2012 was the greatest distance running achievement in history, according to his coach Alberto Salazar.
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Mo Farah to take break after Gateshead victory
Mo Farah plans to reward himself with a two-week break from running after rounding off his historic season with victory in the two-mile event at the Great North CityGames on Gateshead quayside today.
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No new record but Farah revels in return to action
Mo Farah revelled in his first taste of 'Mo Mania' on his return to action at the Aviva Birmingham Grand Prix today.
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Mo Farah targets British two-mile record
Mo Farah returns to the track tomorrow for the first time since his sensational double Olympic triumph now with twin girls to go with his two gold medals, yet still as motivated as ever.
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Simms' Olympic stars
PACE Sports Management director Ricky Simms reflects on a successful Olympics for many athletes in his stable, including Usain Bolt and Mo Farah.
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Athletics: Farah completes 5,000m & 10,000m double
World champion Mo Farah secured Britain's first Olympic gold medal in the men's 5,000 metres to deafening cheers, a week after winning gold in the 10,000m.
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Athletics: Farah delights home crowd in 10,000m
Mo Farah delivered on all the huge pre-Games hype with a fantastic run to become Britain's first 10,000 metres Olympic champion in front of an ecstatic home crowd.
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Shakes-Drayton steals limelight
World champions Dai Greene and Mo Farah tonight found themselves overshadowed by British team-mate Perri Shakes-Drayton in the Aviva London Grand Prix at Crystal Palace.
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Cavendish beats Clarke to BBC award
Cyclist Mark Cavendish has won the BBC's Sports Personality of the Year, beating golfer Darren Clarke and athlete Mo Farah to the main prize in Salford.
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Farah wins 5,000m world title
Mo Farah today struck gold in the 5,000 metres at the World Championships in Daegu, seven days after being pipped to victory in the 10,000m.
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Cragg runs personal best in New York
Ireland's Alistair Cragg ran a personal best time of one hour and 49 seconds in the New York City half-marathon today, with Britain's Mo Farah taking the overall victory.
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Barcelona round-up: Farrah in distance double
Britain's Mo Farah completed an historic long-distance double at the European Championships in Barcelona on Saturday.
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Farah not relishing Santry conditions
Mo Farah admits conditions could be against him in the European Cross Country championships in Dublin tomorrow.
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Farah ready for Santry challenge
Former champion Mo Farah is under no illusions about how difficult it will be to prevent Sergiy Lebid winning a ninth European Cross Country title in Dublin on Sunday.
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Farah will line up at Santry
Great Britain's Mo Farah has confirmed his intention to compete at the SPAR European Cross Country Championships on 13 December as the event visits Ireland for the first time.
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Farah set for Finn Valley race
Mo Farah, the recent winner of the European Cross-Country Championships, has confirmed his participation in the annual Finn Valley AC 5km race on Stephen's Day.