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London Marathon 2023: Kelvin Kiptum, Sifan Hassan and Sir Mo Farah interviews / GVs of masses finishing; Part 2 of 5 ENGLAND: London:INTSir Mo Farah (Olympic gold medallist) interview SOTQ: (Tim Hutchings) GIVEN YOU THINK THERE COULD HAVE BEEN A 2:06 OR 2:07 IN THERE, ARE YOU SURE NOW IS THE RIGHT TIME TO RETIRE- I think this is the right decision / marathon is a long way; 2:06, 2:07, what does it get you when the guys are running 2:01, that's what you've got to do / just being honest, I don't think my body can do that, I think it's the right decision / hopefully I'll get to enjoy time with my family and my kids are into running, I'll help them develop and continue being involved in the sportQuestion from press (not named)Q: HOW DOES THIS RACE RANK IN TERMS OF DIFFICULTY WITH OTHERS IN YOUR CAREER- London Marathon is one of the biggest marathons in the world, we all know that / in terms of depth today, we had amazing guys who can run 2:01, the second fastest time ever here / in terms of the field it was incredible / for me in the race, if it wasn't for the crowd and the support I would have dropped outQ: (Tim Hutchings) THERE WERE 48,746 STARTERS TODAY / DO YOU FEEL A BIT OF PRIDE WHEN YOU LOOK BACK AT WHAT YOU ACHIEVED IN THE SPORT OVER THIS LAST 10/15 YEARS AND HOW POPULAR DISTANCE RUNNING IS NOW- I'm very proud of it because if you see it in terms of how many people are running out there in the parks, a parkrun or other runs, it's a great way to keep active and to be a part of it from early on, from the mini-marathon going to the marathon / it's incredible and so nice to see London Marathon and what they doQ: (Rob Harris - Sky News) IS THIS THE LAST TIME YOU'VE COMPETED IN FRONT OF A BRITISH CROWD IN ANY EVENT- No, this won't be my last race / it's my last marathon today, but my last final race will be the Great North Run / that will be the end of my careerQ: (Rob Harris - Sky News) AND YOUR LAST RACE THROUGH THE STREETS OF ...