1984 F1 season

Season info

Season no.	35
Races	16
Drivers’ Champion	Niki Lauda (3rd and last title)
Constructors’ Champion	McLaren-TAG (3rd title for McLaren)
Reigning Drivers’ Champion	Nelson Piquet
Reigning Constructors’ Champion	Ferrari

#	Grand Prix	Circuit	Date
1	Brazil	Jacarepagua	25 March
2	South Africa	Kyalami	07 April
3	Belgium	Zolder	29 April
4	San Marino	Imola	06 May
5	France	Dijon-Prenois	20 May
6	Monaco	Monte Carlo	03 June
7	Canada	Montreal	17 June
8	Detroit	Detroit	24 June
9	Dallas	Dallas	08 July
10	Britain	Brands Hatch	22 July
11	Germany	Hockenheim	05 August
12	Austria	Osterreichring	19 August
13	Netherlands	Zandvoort	26 August
14	Italy	Monza	09 September
15	Europe	Nurburgring	07 October
16	Portugal	Estoril	21 October

First race (Grand Prix): Dallas (only race)
First race (circuit): Dallas (only race; eighth American circuit to host a World Championship race); Estoril (third Portuguese circuit to host a World Championship race)
Last race (Grand Prix): Dallas
Last race (circuit): Dallas; Dijon-Prenois; Zolder
First Grand Prix since…: 1960 for Portugal
First race at a circuit since…: 1976 for Nurburgring; 1982 for Dijon-Prenois and Zolder
Last race at a circuit until…: 1986 for Hockenheim

#	Grand Prix	Result
1	Brazil	Result
2	South Africa	Result
3	Belgium	Result
4	San Marino	Result
5	France	Result
6	Monaco	Result
7	Canada	Result
8	Detroit	Result
9	Dallas	Result
10	Britain	Result
11	Germany	Result
12	Austria (400th World Championship race)	Result
13	Netherlands (constructors’ title decider)	Result
14	Italy	Result
15	Europe	Result
16	Portugal (drivers’ title decider)	Result

The following drivers and constructors participated in the 1984 F1 season. Round(s) entered are shown in parentheses.

Alfa Romeo: (USA) Eddie Cheever (All); (ITA) Riccardo Patrese (All)
Arrows: (BEL) Thierry Boutsen (All); (CHE) Marc Surer (All)
ATS: (DEU) Manfred Winkelhock (1-14); (AUT) Gerhard Berger (12, 14-16) (Rookie)
Brabham: (BRA) Nelson Piquet (All); (ITA) Teo Fabi (1-5, 8, 10-15); (ITA) Corrado Fabi (6-7, 9); (DEU) Manfred Winkelhock (16)
Ferrari: (ITA) Michele Alboreto (All); (FRA) Rene Arnoux (All)
Ligier: (ITA) Andrea de Cesaris (All); (FRA) Francois Hesnault (All) (Rookie)
Lotus: (ITA) Elio de Angelis (All); (GBR) Nigel Mansell (All)
McLaren: (AUT) Niki Lauda (All); (FRA) Alain Prost (All)
Osella: (ITA) Piercarlo Ghinzani (All); (AUT) Jo Gartner (4, 10-16) (Rookie)
RAM: (FRA) Philippe Alliot (All) (Rookie); (GBR) Jonathan Palmer (1-6, 8-16); (NZL) Mike Thackwell (7)
Renault: (FRA) Patrick Tambay (All); (GBR) Derek Warwick (All); (FRA) Philippe Streiff (16) (Rookie)
Spirit: (ITA) Mauro Baldi (1-6, 15-16); (NLD) Huub Rothengatter (7-14) (Rookie)
Toleman: (BRA) Ayrton Senna (1-13, 15-16) (Rookie); (VEN) Johnny Cecotto (1-10); (SWE) Stefan Johansson (14-16); (ITA) Pierluigi Martini (14) (Rookie)
Tyrrell: (DEU) Stefan Bellof (1-10, 12-13) (Rookie); (GBR) Martin Brundle (1-9) (Rookie); (SWE) Stefan Johansson (10-13); (NZL) Mike Thackwell (11)
Williams: (FRA) Jacques Laffite (All); (FIN) Keke Rosberg (All)

Final season (drivers): Johnny Cecotto; Corrado Fabi; Jo Gartner; Mike Thackwell
First entry (drivers) since…: 1980 for Mike Thackwell; 1982 for Teo Fabi
Final season (constructors): ATS

There were no first-time winners in 1984.

Constructor	Grand Prix
Toleman (Ayrton Senna)	Monaco

Driver	Grand Prix
Michele Alboreto (Ferrari)	Belgium
Nigel Mansell (Lotus)	Dallas