Multiple Olympic and world champion Mo Farah said his elite track career could be over after he finished runner-up in the London 10,000 on Monday on his return to action.
The 39-year-old Briton finished a minute outside his best time at the London course in 2010 as he was out-sprinted by 26-year-old club runner Ellis Cross, who finished four seconds ahead with a time of 28:40. "The reality is that it has been so, so long. In my career, I've never been out that long before... Today was tough and Ellis did well to beat me," added Farah, who has won the London race seven times.
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