Oliver travelled to Austria for the second leg of the FIA F3 triple-header. It was his first visit to the Red Bull Ring as a Red Bull Junior driver.
The younger Goethe brother delivered a solid qualifying result on Friday that put him P7 and P6 on the grid for the races. Although this time he didn’t have the chance to fight for another podium, he still made the most out of both races, crossing the line in 7th place on Saturday and P5 on Sunday as the highest-finishing Red Bull Junior driver on both occasions and extended his point-scoring streak to 12 out of 12 races. With this extraordinary achievement, Oliver continues to be the most consistent driver on the 30-strong grid in a championship where consistency matters.
He is now 7th in the very tight championship battle, tied on points with sixth-placed fellow Red Bull Junior driver Arvid Lindblad.
Oliver Goethe:
“Overall it was a decent weekend at the Red Bull Ring. Qualifying was a bit chaotic with traffic but I managed to put together a solid lap that put me in p6. Which meant I started it in a good position for both races and I managed to come 7th and 5th with some promising pace and nice overtaking manoeuvres.”
