13 Facts About David Beckmann

In 2015, David Beckmann graduated to single seaters in ADAC Formula 4 and Italian F4, racing with Mucke Motorsport.

David Beckmann ended the seasons fourth in Italian F4 and fifth in ADAC Formula 4, as well as taking the rookie championship in the latter.

Nonetheless, David Beckmann claimed a fastest lap and two podiums to finish seventh in the Rookie Championship and fifteenth overall.

For 2017, David Beckmann continued to race in European Formula 3, but switched to Van Amersfoort Racing.

For 2018 David Beckmann partnered Juan Manuel Correa and Tatiana Calderon at Jenzer Motorsport in the final year of the GP3 Series.

David Beckmann's results improved drastically, and the German achieved three race wins as well as another podium, which led him to fifth in the standings.

In 2019, David Beckmann competed for the French team ART Grand Prix in the newly formed FIA Formula 3 Championship.

In 2021, David Beckmann moved up to the FIA Formula 2 Championship with the Czech team Charouz Racing System, where was joined by Guilherme Samaia.

David Beckmann competed for the Spanish team in the next two rounds, scoring a best finish of fifth at Monza, although Beckmann would ultimately be unable to finish his season, being replaced by Olli Caldwell.

In 2022, David Beckmann originally made four cameo appearances, but had later been announced as a permanent driver.

David Beckmann then drove for Van Amersfoort Racing's No 25 car at Silverstone in place of Amaury Cordeel.

In February 2022, on the week of the Mexico City ePrix, David Beckmann was announced to be the test and reserve driver of the Avalanche Andretti Formula E team.

David Beckmann made his Formula E debut with Avalanche Andretti for the Jakarta ePrix double-header, deputising for Andre Lotterer as he prepared for the 24 Hours of Le Mans.