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London Marathon 2023: Kelvin Kiptum, Sifan Hassan and Sir Mo Farah interviews / GVs of masses finishing; Part 4 of 5 ENGLAND: London: INT Sir Mo Farah (Olympic gold medallist) interview SOT Q: (Josh Kerr / Bauer Media) YOU'VE MENTIONED ABOUT THE CROWD, HOW MUCH DOES THIS CITY MEAN TO YOU AND WHAT WERE THE EMOTIONS CROSSING THE LINE IN LONDON - This city is an incredible city / there's no place like home, I always say it / to make history in London at that Super Saturday 2012 / whenever I go through hard times, struggling, can't quite motivate myself I try and think back at that night how amazing the crowd was / the whole country to come together / and that's what keeps me going and again in the London Marathon it's not just about the elite race, it's about mass participants in terms of what they're doing; they're raising money for loved, people who are struggling Q: (Unidentified journalist) YOU SAID THE GREAT NORTH RUN WILL BE YOUR LAST ONE / WHAT ABOUT THE TRACK, HAVE YOU DECIDED WHAT WOULD BE YOUR LAST TRACK RACE - There's no track man, once you go to the Marathon you can't go back can you (laughs) / I won't compete in any track race at all, track is done now, I think I'll enjoy a couple more races on the road and give back to the people who've been part of my journey and given me massive support throughout my career Q: (Tim Hutchings) THAT'S A GOOD QUIZ QUESTION THEN, WHAT WAS YOUR LAST TRACK RACE MO - Don't ask them, was it Manchester when I tried to qualify Q: (Tim Hutchings) 10,000 TRIALS - 10,000 yeah Q: (Unidentified journalist) WHAT IS THE BIGGEST RACE OF YOUR CAREER AND THE BIGGEST REGRET OF YOUR CAREER - I don't have any regret with my career because if you have regrets it's a difficult one, because as an athlete you have to move on, but maybe if I did get that wrong, I wouldn't have won 2012 / the best race has to be London 2012, in the 10,000 and then coming back again 5,000 and tactically getting that right Q: (Unidentifie...