Benjamin Goethe - Benjamin R. Goethe

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BENJAMIN

BENJAMIN R.

GOETHE

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APRIL 2 2003

NATIONALITY

DANISH/GERMAN

HOME TOWN

MONACO / DUBAI

FAVOURITE TRACK

SPA, BARCELONA

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BENJAMIN

GOETHE

Benjamin was bitten by the racing bug at a very young age, but only started competitive racing at the age of twelve. He began karting in the French National Championship and climbed the ladder all the way up to the IAME International Final in 2018.

In 2018, aged 15, Benjamin made his debut in single-seater racing, contesting his rookie season with DriveX School in the Spanish Formula 4 Championship.

For the 2019 season - following in his father's footsteps, Benji graduated to sports cars. Aged just 16-years-old he joined GPX Racing in the Blancpain GT Series Endurance Cup and was awarded with the SRO Merit Award by the series organisers at a prestigious event in Las Vegas.

He has also contested multiple GT and endurance races, taking four wins in the Spanish GT Championship and finishing on the podium at both the Barcelona 24 Hours and the Abu Dhabi 12 Hours.

In 2020 Benjamin entered his first full GT season, racing in the GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup with Team WRT, followed by a fruitful 2021 which saw Benjamin running a full GTWCE campaign in Sprint and Endurance Cup, taking three podium finishes.

Benjamin started 2022 with a podium finish at the 24H of Dubai with Team WRT.
For the remainder of the season he entered his second full GTWCE campaign with the Belgian outfit and it turned out to be his most successful by far. He won the Endurance Cup after taking three wins, including a spectacular 24 Hours of Spa victory, and another podium, and he went on to win the combined GT World Challenge Europe title in Silver cup after amassing another win and four more podiums in the Sprint Cup

TEAM

WRT

W Racing Team, known as Team WRT, is a professional autosport racing team, founded in 2009 and headquartered in Baudour, Belgium. The team was created following the initiative of former racing driver Vincent Vosse and entrepreneur Yves Weerts. Today the team is run by the Co-CEO team Kathleen Schurmans and Vincent Vosse. Pascal Weerts is president of the board of directors of WRT. In 2020 the team runs race programs in GT World Challenge Europe, DTM, Intercontinental GT Challenge, ADAC GT Masters and others.

Through the years, the team has shown its versatility by winning a multitude of races and titles in various prestigious GT and touring car championships all around the world. By end 2018 WRT proudly won 36 titles.

Yves Weerts en Vincent Vosse are the owners of the team while Kathleen Schurmans and Vincent Vosse run the team on a daily basis as a co-CEO team. Pascal Weerts is president of the board.

GT WORLD CHALLENGE

EUROPE

Reserved for cars confirming to GT3 regulations and using SRO Motorsports Group’s globally recognised Balance of Performance criteria, GT World Challenge Europe is renowned for producing all-action racing between leading drivers, teams and automotive brands.

The present-day championship can trace its roots back to 2011, when SRO partnered with Swiss watch manufacturer Blancpain to create the Blancpain Endurance Series.

Encouraged by this success, SRO and Blancpain partnered once again in 2014 to create the Sprint Series, which adopted the same blueprint that had formed the Endurance category while testing competitors in short-format races.

The championship continue to grow, with increased grids and ever-greater standards of competition coming to the fore. This was highlighted by record numbers at the Total 24 Hours of Spa, with an incredible 72-car entry list in 2019.

The series has been renamed GT World Challenge Europe for the 2020 season. Nevertheless, the fundamentals of GT World Challenge Europe remain the same. There will once again be a total of 10 rounds at high-level circuits, split evenly between the Endurance Cup and Sprint Cup, while the Total 24 Hours of Spa remains as the marquee event. The season ahead will see the great race celebrate its 20th running since GT rules were adopted in 2001, as well as its 10th using the GT3 platform.