<p>Britain's double Olympic champion Mo Farah could attempt a 10,000 metres-marathon double at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, his coach Alberto Salazar said, reports Reuters from London. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Farah thrilled a home crowd at the London Games when he became only the seventh man to complete the 5,000-10,000M Olympic double. <br /><br />Salazar told BCC Sport that Farah, who will be 33 in four years' time, could have lost a “little speed” over the 5,000 by then. <br /><br />“My guess is he will do a 10-marathon double,” Salazar said. <br />“At Rio, that would be a good shot. We will have a look at the schedule but if the 10 is first, he would go 10,000 and marathon.”</p>
<p>Britain's double Olympic champion Mo Farah could attempt a 10,000 metres-marathon double at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, his coach Alberto Salazar said, reports Reuters from London. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Farah thrilled a home crowd at the London Games when he became only the seventh man to complete the 5,000-10,000M Olympic double. <br /><br />Salazar told BCC Sport that Farah, who will be 33 in four years' time, could have lost a “little speed” over the 5,000 by then. <br /><br />“My guess is he will do a 10-marathon double,” Salazar said. <br />“At Rio, that would be a good shot. We will have a look at the schedule but if the 10 is first, he would go 10,000 and marathon.”</p>