Agree. Everyone is going to be focused on Farah and how to possibly beat him. The problem for them is that for everyone except possibly Gebremeskel, Farah can likely beat in a time trial like race, and can beat everyone except maybe Lagat in a kick. How do you run away from someone you know is faster than you? Or if you're Gerbremeskel, do you want to lead half the race? This is what lead to the seemingly bizzare tactics in the 10k: you can't pick a strategy to beat someone better than you in every situation. This leads to everyone sitting there doing nothing, afraid to lead. The Ethiopians may use team tactics for a fast race, but clearly someone will need to sacrifice themselves to do that, and getting someone to do that is easier said than done. When you really see someone push the pace for a long drive at the end successfully, usually they are the best runner in the field (eg El G) that doesn't want it to come down to a kick, not someone who is slower than the top runner in the race. Unless someone in the race has yet to show their potential, I'm guessing it won't be all that fast at the end.