Mo Farah opens up 2021 campaign with Djibouti half-marathon win
- Published
Mo Farah broke the one-hour world record on his return to the track in September 2020
Briton Mo Farah opened up his Olympic season with victory in the inaugural Djibouti half-marathon.
The 37-year-old, who will defend his 10,000m title for the second time in Tokyo this summer, won in 63 minutes and seven seconds.
Belgium's Bashir Abdi, the four-time Olympic champion's training partner, finished four seconds behind him.
This was the first time Farah had raced since winning the Antrim Coast half-marathon on 12 September.
Supporting your immune system: Can eating certain foods help?
Radio 1's Screen Time: Daniel Radcliffe on his tense new prison-break thriller
Related topics
Related internet links
The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.