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Great North Run 2023 - One Mo Time!
Mo Farah has confirmed that 2023 will be his last racing year as a professional athlete following an incredible career. Following his London Marathon performance, he announced that the AJ Bell Great North Run will be his last professional race. Having won the iconic race a record 6 times straight, Mo will be back on Tyneside competing in September ONE MO TIME!
The countdown to the world’s biggest half marathon is on and you can be part of the action by signing up for #TeamFibro in aid of Fibromyalgia Action UK!
It's hard not to feel a wave of emotion and excitement as you take your place on the iconic start line, surrounded by tens of thousands of fellow participants, ready to run from city to sea. And along the way, those fellow participants and roaring crowds become your support, your new friends, your memories, your experience.
With on-course music zones and charity cheering squads motivating you to keep those legs pumping, a world class elite race televised around the globe, and brilliant charity fundraisers raising millions for good causes, it really is an event like no other.
Don’t miss out on one of our 5 charity places available. Email us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. and find out how you can join our GNR 2023 team.
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