2016 Summer Olympics - Athletes

3000m, 5000m, 10,000m, cross-country

Mohamed Farah

Date of birth

1983-03-23

Birthplace

Mogadiscio (Somalia)

Height

171 cm

Weight

60.0 kg

Olympic Games (2 medals: 2 gold)

  • 5000m: 1st (2012)
  • 10,000m: 1st (2012)

World Championships (6 medals: 5 gold, 1 silver)

  • 5000m: 1st (2011, 2013, 2015)
  • 10,000m: 1st (2013, 2015), 2nd (2011)

European Championships (6 medals: 5 gold, 1 silver)

  • 5000m: 1st (2010, 2012, 2014), 2nd (2006)
  • 10,000m: 1st (2010, 2014)

European Indoor Championships (2 medals: 2 gold)

  • 3000m: 1st (2009, 2011)

European Cross-Country Championships (3 medals: 1 gold, 2 silver)

  • Long course: 1st (2006), 2nd (2008, 2009)

Chasing a historic quadruple double

Since his 5000-10,000m double on home soil at London 2012, Mo Farah has become the man to beat in long-distance running.

In 2015, he completed a third successive golden double at the world championships. He will now be chasing an unprecedented "quadruple double" in Rio.

Born in Somalia, Farah moved to Britain at the age of 8, to escape the ravages of civil war. He was introduced to running by his physical education teacher, Alan Watkinson.

Since his first success at the 2001 European Junior Championships, Farah has gone from strength to strength. Even the investigation into his coach Alberto Salazar, over doping allegations, has done little to upset his rhythm.

Results

Men's 10000m

Men's 10000m27:05.17

Men's 5000m

Men's 5000m13:03.30
15Men's 5000m, Round 113:25.25 Q
3Men's 5000m, Round 1, Heat 113:25.25 Q
1Men's 5000m, Final13:03.30

Medal Tracker

Medal Leaders

  • 126
    USA
  • 91
    CHN
  • 45
    JPN

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold
Gold
United StatesUSA 40
ChinaCHN 40
JapanJPN 20
Silver
Silver
United StatesUSA 44
ChinaCHN 27
FranceFRA 26
Bronze
Bronze
United StatesUSA 42
Great BritainGBR 29
ChinaCHN 24

Medal Leaders

  • 5
    Marchand
    Marchand
  • 5
    Huske
    Huske
  • 5
    O'Callaghan
    O'Callaghan

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold
Gold
FranceMarchand 4
United StatesHuske 3
AustraliaO'Callaghan 3
Silver
Silver
United StatesSmith 3
United StatesHuske 2
United StatesWalsh 2
Bronze
Bronze
ChinaYufei 5
ChinaJunxuan 3
AustraliaMcKeown 2

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