With this win Niclas Fasth secured his sixth European Tour International Schedule victory in his 269th European Tour event as a professional. He joins Anders Forsbrand and Henrik Stenson on six European Tour wins and just one behind the all-time most prolific Swedish – Robert Karlsson with seven. It is also his second European Tour victory on German soil, following The Deutsche Bank Players’ Championship of Europe in 2005.
*Third consecutive European Tour season with a victory, dating back to 2005. Since winning the 2005 New Zealand Open, has won five times from his last 60European Tour events.
*Gains a place in the 2008 HSBC Champions.
*Moves into the top six of The European Tour Order of Merit with €1,096,369.
*Third consecutive season he has surpassed €1 million in The European Tour Order of Merit and fourth time in his European Tour career.
*Second consecutive Swedish winner of the BMW International Open, following Stenson in 2006.
*Third Swedish winner of the BMW International Open, following Karlsson (1997) and Stenson (2006).
*The 73rd Swedish victory on The European Tour.
Fourth Swedish victory on The 2007 European Tour International Schedule, following Stenson (Dubai Desert Classic and World Golf Championships – Accenture Match Play) and Peter Hedblom (Maybank Malaysian Open).
Third of his six European Tour wins have come after leading going into the final round. They are: 2000 Madeira Island Open, 2006 Mallorca Classic and 2007 BMW International Open.
- Sixth top finish of the 2007 season and third consecutive top ten and 43rd of his European Tour career.
*Moves to 22nd in the Official World Golf Ranking – his highest ever position.
*His 11th win as a professional.
*The 31st different winner on the 2007 European Tour from the 32 events played to date.
*The 175th European Tour victory by a former European Challenge Tour player.
- The 16th European Tour win by a former European Challenge Tour player on The 2007 European Tour, following José Manuel Lara (UBS Hong Kong Open), Justin Rose (MasterCard Masters), Alvaro Quiros (Alfred Dunhill Championship), Ariel Canete (Joburg Open), Stenson (Dubai Desert Classic, WGC – Accenture Match Play), Peter Hedblom (Maybank Malaysian Open), Mikko Ilonen (Enjoy Jakarta Astro Indonesian Open), Anton Haig (Johnnie Walker Classic), Daniel Vancsik (Madeira Islands Open BPI), Markus Brier (Volvo China Open), and Raphaël Jacquelin (BMW Asian Open) Anders Hansen (BMW PGA Championship), Richard Sterne (The Celtic Manor Wales Open), Carl Suneson (OPEN DE SAINT-OMER, presented by NEUFLIZE OBC) and Fasth (BMW International Open).
