'
I found the paragraph below most interesting and them giving his a 4:35 saving over solo, and also in the article they say that Kimetto would be a few min slower in his Berlin 2:02.58. Pacers were around 10x more significant than the pace car.
Given that Kipchoge is capable of running at roughly about 300 W, the difference between undrafted and fully drafted scenarios is around 31W, meaning that he can probably devote an extra 10% of his effort to running faster in the latter case.
Perhaps surprisingly, most of that saving is generated by the close delta formation of pacers around Kipchoge which generates a 28W saving even without the car, which only adds another 3W to the total.
Because power output varies with the cube of velocity it is possible to estimate the amount of time saved in comparison with the undrafted runner. Our calculations suggest that the pacers saved Kipchoge about 4:09 compared with a solo runner, and the pacers and car combination saved him about 4:35.