Farah began 2014 preparing for the year's London Marathon, his first such run.
He described running the event as a longstanding ambition of his, particularly to do so in London.
Farah finished in eighth place in a time of 2:08.21.
This was outside Steve Jones' GB record, but set a new English national record.

Farah was due to compete at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
However, he withdrew due to illness from a stomach ailment and an infection caused from having a tooth removed.
Farah later appeared in Zürich at the 2014 European Athletics Championships.
He successfully defended his 5000 m title and won a gold in the 10,000 m, thus completing another major championship double.
This made him the most successful individual in the history of the European Athletics Championships, with five titles to his name.

On 7 September 2014, Farah competed in the Great North Run, a British half marathon.
He won the race with a personal best time of 1:00:00, exactly 1 hour.
Farah began 2014 preparing for the year's London Marathon, his first such run. He described running the event as a longstanding ambition of his, particularly to do so in London. Farah finished in eighth place in a time of 2:08.21. This was outside Steve Jones' GB record, but set a new English national record.
Farah was due to compete at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. However, he withdrew due to illness from a stomach ailment and an infection caused from having a tooth removed. Farah later appeared in Zürich at the 2014 European Athletics Championships. He successfully defended his 5000 m title and won a gold in the 10,000 m, thus completing another major championship double. This made him the most successful individual in the history of the European Athletics Championships, with five titles to his name.
On 7 September 2014, Farah competed in the Great North Run, a British half marathon. He won the race with a personal best time of 1:00:00, exactly 1 hour.
Mo Farah