Rider profile
Oliver König
Rider profile
Name and surname:
Oliver König
Motorbike:
Ducati Panigale V4R
Race number:
#83
Date of birth:
March 18th 2002
Team:
Hertrampf Racing
Place of birth:
Prague, Czechia
BIO:
Oliver König is currently considered one of the most talented motorcycle racers of the new generation in the Czech Republic and is the only Czech rider at the Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK).
Born in Prague on 18th March 2002, Oliver competed in his first motocross race when he was just seven years old. Aged just eleven, he became domestic champion on road circuits in the Junior Minibike B category, and was crowned European champion at the Stock 250 Championship in 2015.
In 2019 he began competing in the WorldSBK‘s entry-level Supersport 300 class, and took third place in a race on home soil at the Autodrom Most in 2021.
In December 2021 Oliver was selected as Spanish racing team Orelac Kawasaki‘s only new rider based on data from training sessions and qualification from a single race in the WorldSBK‘s Indonesian round, in which Oliver had the opportunity to compete. He became the first rider in history to make the transition from the 300 Supersport class to the WSBK Royal Cubature and the youngest rider to do so for the 2022 and 2023 season.
BIO:
Oliver König is currently considered one of the most talented motorcycle racers of the new generation in the Czech Republic and is the only Czech rider at the Superbike World Championship (WorldSBK).
Born in Prague on 18th March 2002, Oliver competed in his first motocross race when he was just seven years old. Aged just eleven, he became domestic champion on road circuits in the Junior Minibike B category, and was crowned European champion at the Stock 250 Championship in 2015.
In 2019 he began competing in the WorldSBK‘s entry-level Supersport 300 class, and took third place in a race on home soil at the Autodrom Most in 2021.
In December 2021 Oliver was selected as Spanish racing team Orelac Kawasaki‘s only new rider based on data from training sessions and qualification from a single race in the WorldSBK‘s Indonesian round, in which Oliver had the opportunity to compete. He became the first rider in history to make the transition from the 300 Supersport class to the WSBK Royal Cubature and the youngest rider to do so for the 2022 and 2023 season.
History timeline
2013
National champion in minibikes
2014
6x podium in ADAC MiniGP
6th place in Czech MiniGP Championship
2015
FIM Europe Stock 250 European Champion
2016
Alpe Adria Moto3 Championship winner
ADAC NEC Moto3 4th place
2017
Alpe Adria Moto3 Championship winner
ADAC NEC Moto3 6th place
2018
Alpe Adrie SSP 600 4th place
2019
Doninghton Park WSSP 300 7th place
2020
SSP 300 by WSBK - 31st place - injury during the season
2021
SSP 300 by WSBK 11th place
Most 3th place
Alpe Adria Championship winner
2022
3 points in first season of WSBK
3rd place Huynday N - Spired Rider Award Races
2023
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2023
2nd season WSBK
Calendar
2024
Race calendar
Race name
Sachsenring
Country
Germany 
Round
1
Race name
Oschersleben
Country
Germany
Round
2
Race name
Most
Country
Czech Republic
Round
3
Race name
Czech Round - WSBK
Country
Czech Republic
Round
0
Race name
Schleizer Dreieck
Country
Germany
Round
4
Race name
Assen
Country
Netherlands 
Round
5
Race name
Nürburgring
Country
Germany
Round
6
Race name
Hockenheim
Country
Germany
Round
7
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