Otto Fahr

Otto Fahr (born August 19, 1892, in Bad Cannstatt, Germany; died February 28, 1969, in Bad Cannstatt, Germany) was a German cyclist. He primarily competed in track cycling, specializing in sprint and tandem events.

Fahr is best known for winning a gold medal in the tandem sprint at the 1912 Summer Olympics in Stockholm, alongside his partner Walter Lorenz. This was one of only five gold medals won by Germany at those Olympics.

Fahr and Lorenz defeated Great Britain in the final. Beyond his Olympic success, Fahr was also a successful track cyclist in national competitions within Germany. After his cycling career, he remained in Bad Cannstatt.