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London Marathon 2023: Kelvin Kiptum, Sifan Hassan and Sir Mo Farah interviews / GVs of masses finishing; Part 3 of 5 ENGLAND: London: INT Sir Mo Farah (Olympic gold medallist) interview SOT Q: (Unidentified journalist) YOU SAID THE OTHER DAY THE MAGIC WASN'T QUITE THERE IN YOUR LEGS ANYMORE / WHAT HAS MADE YOU CONTINUE DEPITE NOT BEING QUITE AS GOOD AS YOU WERE, IS IT FOR DAYS LIKE THIS - For sure, it's the crowd, it's the people, the people come out and support you, cheer you on / I started in the second pack, seeing the gap, but when I hear people cheering for me, you almost feel like you want to go to the front and go with these guys, but you've got to be realistic, because you know if you go with them you're going to die at some point / the crowd for me gives me a boost, a lift, and if I didn't have all the support I'd have stopped a long time ago Q: (Nitya Rajan - Good Morning Britain) YOU OBVIOUSLY HOLD A SPECIAL PLACE FOR SO MANY OF THE PUBLIC THAT CAME OUT TO SUPPORT YOU TODAY / WHAT WILL BE THE MEMORY YOU CARRY WITH YOU OUT OF THE LONDON MARATHONS YOU'VE DONE SO FAR - Yeah / as I said today's a tough one to take in because in terms of my position it would have been nice to finish a little bit higher up / the crowd, I'll never forget that, how they kept me going / at some point just past halfway I wanted to drop out; so many people come out for me to support, I've got to keep going / I kept going, a couple of guys passed me / you've got to push on, without the crowd, it wouldn't be the same Q: (Tim Hutchings) ARE YOU SAYING BECAUSE OF THE FACT TODAY IS YOUR LAST LONDON IT'S LEFT A LASTING FEELING IN YOU TODAY, THE LOVE FROM THE CROWD - For sure, the crowd were incredible, not just in terms of people supporting, even the runners themselves; when you're going towards them, everyone was cheering / to see the community of runners like that I think is incredible; the highest numbers by miles, just shows how athletics and running is moving forwa...