Q-School Final Stage: Day 5 in Numbers

<div>As the marathon became a sprint on day five at PGA Catalunya Resort, europeantour.com took a look at the key facts and figures that made for such an enthralling penultimate round in Spain's north east.</div>

<strong>65 </strong>- the lowest score of the day, by leader Carlos Del Moral

<span style="font-size: 11px;"><strong>335 </strong>- strokes played by Del Moral over 90 holes<br>
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<strong>17 </strong>- stokes the Spaniard is under par for his 54 holes on the Stadium Course this week<br>
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<strong>34 </strong>- holes without a bogey for Carlos Del Moral (from 17th in round four to 16th in round five)<br>
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<strong>4 </strong>- shot lead of Del Moral<br>
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<strong>3 </strong>- times the Spaniard has qualified from Q-School in the last five years<br>
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<span style="font-size: 11px;"><strong>12 </strong>- countries represented in the top ten</span>

<strong>16 </strong>- different countries in the top 25

<strong>5 </strong>- eagles scored by the top ten players on day five (one on 12th, four on 15th)<br /><br /><strong>4 </strong>- double bogeys carded by the top ten (one on fourth, fifth, 13th)<br /><br /><strong>32 </strong>- players currently in position to get their European Tour card (top 25 and ties)<br /><br /><strong>22 </strong>- shot spread across 71 players who made the cut<br /><br /><strong>6 </strong>- most number of players representing the same country in top 25 (England)<br /><br /><strong>31 </strong>- places moved up by Mikael Lundberg after 66 on Thursday<br /><br /><strong>6 </strong>- European Tour winners currently in the top 25<br /><br /><strong>3 </strong>- 21 year olds in the top ten (Adrien Saddier, Thomas Pieters and Gary Stal)<br /><br /><strong>1</strong>- player in the top 25 named after the country this tournament is in (Edouard Espana)<br /><br /><strong>1 </strong>- number of shots former Ryder Cup star Oliver Wilson is outside the current top 25<br /><br /><strong>42 </strong>- the age of the oldest man in the current qualifying positions, Sweden's Patrik Sjoland<br /><br /><strong>41 </strong>- the second oldest man in the top 25, and also Swedish, Fredrik Andersson Hed<br /><br /><strong>1 </strong>- former Challenge Tour Number One in the top 25, Norway's Espen Kofstad<br /><br /><strong>6 </strong>- players in card winning positions having come through the first two stages (Connor Arendell, Jack Doherty, John Hahn, Thomas Pieters, Adrien Saddier, Oscar Stark)<br /><br /><strong>11 </strong>- rookies in the top 25<br /><br /><strong>35 </strong>- sub par rounds today