Monacos Grand Prix 1984
 Monacos Grand Prix 1984 | |
| Datum | 3 juni 1984 |
|---|---|
| Bana | Circuit de Monaco |
| Sträcka | 77 × 3,312 = 255,024 km (planerad) 31 × 3,312 = 102,672 km (körd) |
| Vinnare | Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG |
| Pole position | Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG |
| Snabbaste varv | Ayrton Senna, Toleman-Hart, 1:54,334 |
| Övrigt | Regn |
Monacos Grand Prix 1984 var det sjätte av 16 lopp ingående i formel 1-VM 1984.
Resultat
- Alain Prost, McLaren-TAG, 4½ poäng
- Ayrton Senna, Toleman-Hart, 3
- René Arnoux, Ferrari, 2
- Keke Rosberg, Williams-Honda, 1½
- Elio de Angelis, Lotus-Renault, 1
- Michele Alboreto, Ferrari, ½
- Piercarlo Ghinzani, Osella-Alfa Romeo
- Jacques Laffite, Williams-Honda
Förare som bröt loppet
- Riccardo Patrese, Alfa Romeo (varv 24, styrning)
- Niki Lauda, McLaren-TAG (23, snurrade av)
- Manfred Winkelhock, ATS-BMW (22, snurrade av)
- Nigel Mansell, Lotus-Renault (15, snurrade av)
- Nelson Piquet, Brabham-BMW (14, elsystem)
- Francois Hesnault, Ligier-Renault (12, elsystem)
- Corrado Fabi, Brabham-BMW (9, elsystem)
- Johnny Cecotto, Toleman-Hart (1, snurrade av)
- Derek Warwick, Renault (0, kollision)
- Patrick Tambay, Renault (0, kollision)
- Andrea de Cesaris, Ligier-Renault (0, olycka)
Förare som diskvalificerades
- Stefan Bellof, Tyrrell-Ford (varv 31)
Förare som ej kvalificerade sig
- Marc Surer, Arrows-Ford
- Martin Brundle, Tyrrell-Ford
- Eddie Cheever, Alfa Romeo
- Thierry Boutsen, Arrows-BMW
- Jonathan Palmer, RAM-Hart
- Mauro Baldi, Spirit-Hart
- Philippe Alliot, RAM-Hart
Noteringar
- Loppet skulle körts 77 varv men stoppades efter 31 på grund av regn. Poängen halverades eftersom man körde mindre än halva distansen.
- Motortillverkaren TAG:s första pole position.
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