Mo Farah took home his 10th consecutive gold medal from World event. (Source: Reuters) Mo Farah took home his 10th consecutive gold medal from World event. Silver medallist Cheptegei, just 20, clocked a lifetime best 26:49.94, chasing Farah all the way to the line, and Tanui 26:50.60. Twice as he led straight after the bell while still closely pursued by four hunters, Farah was clipped. It was the fastest he had run in any of his five global 10,000m victories by more than 11 seconds.

Source: Indian Express August 05, 2017 04:14 UTC