LONDON (Reuters) - British track great Mo Farah said he wants to start "a new adventure" after confirming on Sunday he will compete in next year's London Marathon. He will compete in the London Marathon for the third time. "I can't wait to start a new adventure racing on the roads in 2018, starting with the world's greatest marathon," Farah said after winning the Great North Run for a fourth time. "The London Marathon is my home race and it is so special to me. London Marathon winner Mary Keitany of Kenya won her third victory in the women's race in 1:05:59.

Source: The Star September 10, 2017 14:03 UTC