Mo Farah
2012 London Olympics
Mo Farah
Distance Running, Great Britain, 2012
10 Questions
Olympics
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Super Saturday Triple Gold Night
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1968 Fosbury Flop High Jump Debut
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Mo Farah trivia questions
- Which country won silver behind Farah in the men's 10,000m final at the 2012 Games?
- In the 2012 Olympic men's 5,000m final, who took silver behind Farah?
- Which training base did Farah join under coach Alberto Salazar before the 2012 Games?
- Farah's signature post-race celebration became known by what name in 2012?
- Which earlier championship medal did Farah win in the men's 10,000m before his 2012 titles?
- At the 2011 World Championships, Farah finished second in the 10,000m behind which athlete?
- Which Finnish runner had previously won successive Olympic 5,000m and 10,000m doubles?
- Farah trained at St Mary's University College in which London district from 2001 to 2011?
- Which athletics club did Farah run for in his early British career?
- Farah's 2018 Chicago Marathon win set what continental marathon record?
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