Another day of golf in China, another masterclass from the in-form Alexander Levy, who leads by four going into the final day of the BMW Masters. Despite shooting a fine 63, the Frenchman's third round was not the lowest of the day however. See who went lower than the Portugal Masters champion, and more interesting numbers from Moving Day in China, here...
22- Shots under par leader Alex Levy is through 54 holes after shooting 65-66-63 - one outside the all-time ET record
4- Strokes the young Frenchman leads by with 18 holes to play as he bids for a third European Tour title this year
23- Birdies and just one dropped shot so far this week for the 24 year old
40- Combined shots under par the in-form Levy is in his last five stroke play rounds on The European Tour
40- Approximate footage of the leader's birdie putt on the sixth
62- For Jamie Donaldson on Moving Day in Shanghai, equalling his own course record total from 2012
8- Birdies and one eagle - a nine iron from 142 yards at the 16th - helping the Welshman move into second place
2- Where Donaldson would move to in The Race to Dubai if the positions remain the same come Sunday evening
3- Where Levy would jump to, from 19th place, should he triumph in the first event of the Final Series with Donaldson second
4- Where Justin Rose lies heading into Sunday after a third round 64, having been four over through four holes on Thursday
9- Birdies for Joost Luiten in his superb 64 - one of eight sub-67 rounds on Saturday
4– Top ten finishes for Romain Wattel in his last five events - he lies tied seventh with one round to come
12- Shots separate the top 15
40- The age Scotland's Stephen Gallacher turned on Saturday, he lies 42nd on three under for the week
18- The hardest hole over the three rounds this week, averaging 4.23 and little more than six birdies per round
15- The easiest hole over the three rounds this week, averaging 4.56 and two eagles and 25.5 birdies per round
