Olympic Games - Sir Mo Farah - Photograph





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Signed photograph by one of the best English athletes in distance running, Sir Mo Farah. Autograph obtained after an event in London. Photograph size: 20x30 cm.
Sir Mo Farah is a British distance runner, Olympic, World and European champion of 5,000 and 10,000 metres. In 2013 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire and the Knight Bachelor in 2017 for his contribution to athletics.
Personal bests
800 m: 1:48.69, 3 August 2003, Eton, United Kingdom
1,500 m: 3:28.81, 19 July 2013, Monaco
Halle: 3:40.57, 15 February 2009, Sheffield, United Kingdom
1 mile: 3:56.49, 6 August 2005, London, United Kingdom
2,000 m: 5:06.34, 9 March 2006, Melbourne, Australia
3,000 m: 7:32.62, 5 June 2016, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Halle: 7:34.47, 21 February 2009, Birmingham, United Kingdom
5,000 m: 12:53.11, 10 July 2010, Monaco
10,000 m: 26:46.57, 5 June 2011, Eugene, United States
One hour: 21,330 m, 4 September 2020, Brussels, Belgium
10-km road race: 27:44, 31 May 2010, London, United Kingdom
Half marathon: 59:07, 8 September 2019, Newcastle, United Kingdom
Marathon: 2:05:11, 7 October 2018, Chicago, United States
The item will be shipped by certified mail with a tracking number. Proper protection will be used to ensure the lot is not damaged.
Signed photograph by one of the best English athletes in distance running, Sir Mo Farah. Autograph obtained after an event in London. Photograph size: 20x30 cm.
Sir Mo Farah is a British distance runner, Olympic, World and European champion of 5,000 and 10,000 metres. In 2013 he was awarded the Order of the British Empire and the Knight Bachelor in 2017 for his contribution to athletics.
Personal bests
800 m: 1:48.69, 3 August 2003, Eton, United Kingdom
1,500 m: 3:28.81, 19 July 2013, Monaco
Halle: 3:40.57, 15 February 2009, Sheffield, United Kingdom
1 mile: 3:56.49, 6 August 2005, London, United Kingdom
2,000 m: 5:06.34, 9 March 2006, Melbourne, Australia
3,000 m: 7:32.62, 5 June 2016, Birmingham, United Kingdom
Halle: 7:34.47, 21 February 2009, Birmingham, United Kingdom
5,000 m: 12:53.11, 10 July 2010, Monaco
10,000 m: 26:46.57, 5 June 2011, Eugene, United States
One hour: 21,330 m, 4 September 2020, Brussels, Belgium
10-km road race: 27:44, 31 May 2010, London, United Kingdom
Half marathon: 59:07, 8 September 2019, Newcastle, United Kingdom
Marathon: 2:05:11, 7 October 2018, Chicago, United States
