32 Facts About Oliver Goethe

Oliver Goethe recently competed in the FIA Formula 3 Championship for Campos in 2024, and raced for Trident the year prior.

Oliver Goethe claimed the 2022 Euroformula Open Championship by winning eleven races in his winning campaign.

In 2019, Oliver Goethe made his first single-seater appearance, driving for Drivex School in the final round of the F4 Spanish Championship.

Oliver Goethe then raced in the series full-time in the 2020 season, this time with MP Motorsport.

Oliver Goethe placed fifth in the rookies' and overall championships respectively at the end of the year.

Oliver Goethe progressed into the Formula Regional European Championship in 2021, partnering Franco Colapinto and fellow F4 graduate Kas Haverkort at MP Motorsport.

Oliver Goethe scored his first points in the second race of the first round at Imola, finishing ninth in race two.

For 2022, Oliver Goethe switched to the Euroformula Open, partnering with Motopark.

Oliver Goethe would have another bad start in Race 2, but would fight back to win the race despite a five-second penalty.

Oliver Goethe would have a dominant weekend at Le Castellet, winning two of the three races and coming just short in Race 2 to Mansell.

Oliver Goethe continued his winning streak, taking victory in all three races at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, despite starting the latter pair of races from sixth.

At the final round before the summer break, Oliver Goethe won the opening race and ended his weekend with another podium in Race 3.

In 2023, Oliver Goethe participated in the Macau Grand Prix with the Campos.

Oliver Goethe finished 21st in the qualification race due to a collision on the first lap, but bounced back to ninth in the main race.

Oliver Goethe would continue his Macau ambitions for the 2024 event, this time with his Formula 2 team MP Motorsport.

Oliver Goethe saw a lot more success compared to the previous year, finishing qualifying in second, 0.014 seconds behind Ugo Ugochukwu.

Oliver Goethe held onto second for the qualification race, and continued the streak by finishing second in the main race.

Oliver Goethe managed to secure the fastest lap in both races.

Oliver Goethe dropped from pole position at the start but remained in the top ten throughout the race, ending in eighth after a last-lap collision between Arthur Leclerc and Jak Crawford, giving him three points on his debut.

Oliver Goethe eventually finished fourth, after being passed by Oliver Bearman on the final lap.

Oliver Goethe returned to his main campaign in the Euroformula Open for the final two rounds of the season and was replaced by Sebastian Montoya.

Melbourne though saw Oliver Goethe being taken out on the opening lap of the sprint and missing out on points due to a puncture in the feature race.

The final round at Monza began in a curious manner, as the German was awarded pole position after causing a session-ending red flag via a crash at turn seven; moments before, Oliver Goethe had set the fastest laptime of qualifying.

Oliver Goethe finished eighth in the standings, three places ahead of Fornaroli but a long way behind title-winning teammate Bortoleto.

In 2024, Oliver Goethe remained in the category for a second full season, this time returning to Campos Racing.

Oliver Goethe charged through from seventh to first during the feature race, having benefited from an engine issue for Fornaroli, though a later overtake by Sami Meguetounif resulted in second place for Goethe at the flag.

Oliver Goethe continued being a consistent points scorer throughout the following rounds, with a highlight being third place in the Barcelona sprint race.

The streak of consecutive points finishes continued until the sprint race in Silverstone, where Oliver Goethe caused a collision with Max Esterson and retired from Saturday's contest.

Oliver Goethe will continue with MP for the 2025 Formula 2 Championship, which will mark his first full season in the championship.

Oliver Goethe was educated at the Millfield School, which is located in Somerset.

Oliver Goethe's older brother, Benjamin, is a racing driver who currently competes in sports car racing.

Oliver Goethe is related to the German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.