Oliver Goethe
Danish-German racing driver
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2025 | Confirmed to continue with MP Motorsport for his first full season in the FIA Formula 2 Championship, partnering with Richard Verschoor. |
2024 | Promoted to Formula 2 with MP Motorsport, replacing Franco Colapinto after his move to Williams F1 Team. |
2024 | At the Monza round, experienced a challenging weekend with a first-lap collision on Saturday and a strategic setback on Sunday, ultimately finishing 16th. |
2024 | At Silverstone, Goethe caused a collision with Max Esterson during the sprint race, resulting in his retirement from the contest. |
2024 | Goethe won the Imola sprint race after being initially penalised for a safety car infringement and later reinstated as the victor. |
2024 | At Imola, Goethe charged from seventh to first in the feature race, ultimately finishing second after being overtaken by Sami Meguetounif. |
2024 | Entered the Monza season finale seventh in the championship, 35 points behind Leonardo Fornaroli. |
2024 | Achieved a third-place finish in the Barcelona sprint race, maintaining a consistent points-scoring performance. |
2024 | Competed in the Macau Grand Prix with MP Motorsport, qualifying second (0.014 seconds behind Ugo Ugochukwu). Finished second in both the qualification and main races, and secured the fastest lap in both events. |
2024 | Competed in the FIA Formula 2 Championship with MP Motorsport, replacing Franco Colapinto and Dennis Hauger on four occasions. |
2024 | Raced in the FIA Formula 3 Championship for Campos Racing. |
2023 | Finished eighth in the FIA Formula 3 Championship standings, three places ahead of teammate Leonardo Fornaroli but behind title-winner Gabriel Bortoleto. |
2023 | Joined Campos Racing for the post-season test at Jerez, topping the timesheets on the first day. |
2023 | Crashed out of the feature race at Spa and received a ten-place grid penalty for the subsequent event after his team remained on the grid past the 15-second signal. |
2023 | Achieved his maiden win in the FIA Formula 3 Championship at Silverstone, converting a front-row starting position to victory by passing teammate Leonardo Fornaroli. |
2023 | Scored a pair of top five finishes at the Hungaroring. |
2023 | At Monza, was awarded pole position after causing a session-ending red flag while having set the fastest lap time. Moved up from 22nd to fifth in the sprint race, gaining two additional positions through penalties. |
2023 | Participated in the Macau Grand Prix with Campos team, finishing 21st in qualification race due to a first-lap collision, but recovered to finish ninth in the main race. |
November 2023 | Oliver Goethe was announced as a new member of the Red Bull Junior Team, marking a significant step in his racing career. |
2022 | Goethe completed his FIA Formula 3 Championship campaign, ending the season 19th overall with 15 points. He returned to his main campaign in the Euroformula Open for the final two rounds of the season. |
2022 | At the Spa-Francorchamps round, Goethe qualified in fourth position and had a notable performance. During the feature race, he led at one point before ultimately finishing fourth, narrowly being passed by Oliver Bearman on the final lap. |
2022 | Oliver Goethe was drafted to replace Hunter Yeany at Campos Racing for the Hungary round of the FIA Formula 3 Championship after Yeany's injury. In his debut, he qualified twelfth and finished eighth in the sprint race, earning three championship points. |
2022 | Experienced a challenging round at Monza with a spin in Race 1 and a brake disc failure preventing him from starting Race 2 from pole. |
2022 | At the Pau Circuit, Goethe qualified first for both races, winning Race 1 but losing the Grand Prix victory to Vladislav Lomko and teammate Christian Mansell. |
2022 | At Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, Goethe won all three races, impressively winning the latter two races after starting from sixth position. |
2022 | Oliver Goethe switched to Euroformula Open, partnering with Motopark team. At the first round in Estoril, he qualified on pole for the first race, recovered from a slow start to finish third, and won Race 2 despite receiving a five-second penalty. |
2022 | Before the summer break, Goethe won the opening race and secured a podium in Race 3. |
2022 | At Le Castellet, Goethe had a dominant weekend, winning two of the three races and coming second in Race 2 to Christian Mansell. |
2022 | Secured two wins at Imola and the Red Bull Ring. |
2022 | Oliver Goethe won the Euroformula Open Championship by winning eleven races during his championship campaign. |
December 2 2022 | Signed a full-time contract with Trident for the upcoming FIA Formula 3 Championship, joining teammates Gabriel Bortoleto and Leonardo Fornaroli. |
September 2022 | Participated in the FIA Formula 3 post-season test with Trident for all three days. |
2021 | Scored his first championship points at Imola, finishing ninth in the second race of the first round. |
2021 | Achieved another points finish at Zandvoort, ending in tenth place in the second race. |
2021 | Concluded the Formula Regional European Championship season in 23rd overall position, ranking as the twelfth-highest rookie in the championship. |
2021 | Oliver Goethe competed in the Formula Regional European Championship with MP Motorsport, racing alongside Franco Colapinto and Kas Haverkort as a rookie. |
2020 | Competed in WSK Champions Cup — OK with VDK Racing, finishing 23rd |
2020 | Raced full-time in the F4 Spanish Championship with MP Motorsport at age 15. Achieved six podiums, including a significant win at the Circuit Paul Ricard. Finished fifth in both the rookies' and overall championships. |
2020 | Competed in the WSK Super Master Series and WSK Champions Cup in karting. |
2019 | Oliver Goethe competed in karting with United Kingdom's VDK Racing team in the OK class, qualifying 84th but did not qualify for the main race (DNQ). |
2019 | Participated in CIK-FIA World Championship — OK, finishing 84th |
2019 | Participated in IAME Series Benelux — X30 Senior, finishing 101st |
2019 | Raced in IAME International Final — X30 Pro, achieving 12th place |
2019 | Raced in Championnat de France — OK, achieving 21st place |
2019 | Competed in WSK Super Master Series — OK, finishing 65th |
2019 | Raced in WSK Champions Cup — OK with VDK Racing, finishing 23rd |
2019 | Oliver Goethe made his first single-seater racing appearance, driving for Drivex School in the final round of the F4 Spanish Championship. |
2019 | Oliver Goethe made his international karting debut, competing in both the European and World Championships in the OK class. |
2018 | Competed in WSK Final Cup — OKJ with VDK Racing, finishing 88th |
2018 | Participated in IAME International Final — X30 Junior, finishing 107th |
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