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1984 f1 full season dvd set


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1984 f1 full season dvd set

enjoy this fantastic season on dvd all over again

commentators are Murray Walker/James Hunt B.B.C

NameDateCountryCircuit
13o Grande Premio do BrasilMarch 25th 1984Brazil BrazilJacarepagua
National Panasonic Grand Prix of South AfricaApril 7th 1984South Africa South AfricaKyalami Grand Prix Circuit
Grand Prix of BelgiumApril 29th 1984Belgium BelgiumCircuit Zolder, Omloop Terlamen Zolder
4o Gran Premio di San MarinoMay 6th 1984San Marino San MarinoAutodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari
Grand Prix de FranceMay 20th 1984France FranceCircuit de Dijon-Prenois
42e Grand Prix Automobile de MonacoJune 3rd 1984Monaco MonacoCircuit de Monaco
Grand Prix Labatt du CanadaJune 17th 1984Canada CanadaCircuit Gilles Villeneuve
United States Grand PrixJune 24th 1984USA USADetroit
United States Grand PrixJuly 8th 1984USA USAFair Park
John Player Special British Grand PrixJuly 22nd 1984Great-Britain Great-BritainBrands Hatch
Grosser Preis von DeutschlandAugust 5th 1984Germany GermanyHockenheimring
22. Grosser Preis von OsterreichAugust 19th 1984Austria AustriaOsterreichring
33e Grote Prijs van NederlandAugust 26th 1984The Netherlands The NetherlandsCircuit Park Zandvoort
55o Gran Premio d'ItaliaSeptember 9th 1984Italy ItalyAutodromo Nazionale di Monza
AvD-Grosser Preis von EuropaOctober 7th 1984Germany GermanyNurburgring
4o Grande Premio de PortugalOctober 21st 1984Portugal PortugalAutodromo do Estoril

DVD 1

BRAZIL 40 MINS

SOUTH AFRICA 35 MINS

BELGIUM 34 MINS

SAN MARINO 37 MINS

DVD 2

FRANCE 43 MINS

MONACO 43 MINS

CANADA 29 MINS

DETROIT/U.S.A 35 MINS

DVD 3

DALLAS/U.S.A 43 MINS

GREAT BRITAIN 39 MINS

GERMANY 34 MINS

AUSTRIA 33 MINS

DVD 4

NETHERLANDS 34 MINS

ITALY 35 MINS

EUROPE 29 MINS

PORTUGAL  33 MINS


1984 - Lauda, in a breathtaking final!

A novelty was the limit of 220 liters of fuel in the tank. But the teams used frozen fuel (!). By doing this they could use almost 15 liters more in the tank..., althought in many races some drivers had reduced turbo pressure to save fuel trying to finish the race. Another evolution was the elargement of eletronics for better control of the car, mainly the fuel injection. The prominance of the season was new McLaren, with a big supremacy. Designed by John Barnard, powered by Porsche Turbo, Michelin tyres and two great drivers: Lauda and Prost. Piquet and his Brabham-BMW were the quickest car, but they could finish only 5 races in points. Excelents performances for italians De Angelis (Renault-Turbo) and Alboreto (Ferrari-Turbo).

1 � BRAZIL
First ever pole for De Angelis. But in the lights Alboreto took the lead, while Lauda and Warwick (Renault-Turbo) touched wheels and Piquet let his engine off. After 11 laps, when it seemed Alboreto would control the race to the flag, he spun off due to brake fluid loss, so Lauda took the lead. Piquet already 7th, in a terrific recovering, had to stop with engine bad function. Then Lauda, with ignition failure, stopped in lap 38. Prost inherited the lead, but as he pit, Warwick (Renault-Turbo) came to first place. Otherwise, with only 10 laps to the final, his front suspension broke and Prost retook leadership and won. Rosberg (Williams-Honda) � 2nd, De Angelis -3rd, Cheever (Alfa Romeo) � 4th, Brundle (Tyrrell-Ford) � 5th and Tambay (Renault) 6th. Senna debut (Toleman-Hart Turbo) starting 14th, but had to stop just 8 laps after the green light.
2 � SOUTH AFRICA
First season�s pole for Piquet, who dominated the week-end until his engine blew up. So, Lauda could lead without any pressure. His team-mate, Prost, who started from the pit with T-car, made a great recovery, finishing 2nd. Warwick this time finished 3rd one lap down, but had two stops for tyres and raced last 20 laps with no clutch. Another 4th place for Alfa Romeo, this time with Patrese where group by 5th for De Cesaris (Ligier-Renault Turbo) and first point for Senna, 6th.
3 � BELGIUM
Two years after Gille�s fatal accident in Zolder and eighteen years after the last italian driver winning with Ferrari (L.Scarfiotti-Monza/66), Michele Alboreto could celebrate his own conquest in great style: pole and leading from lights to flag, more then 40 seconds ahead of Warwick (2nd)! Both McLaren had engines broken. Another points for Rosberg 4th and De Angelis 5th. Also first points for another promising driver: german S. Beloff (Tyrrell-Ford), made a fantastic race to finish in 6th place. Piquet was in 3rd, but his engine...
4 � SAN MARINO
Second pole for Piquet, but Prost jumped to the front and led all race. Piquet, apparently saving fuel and engine, secured second position many laps. Suddenly, when it seemed he was pushing to catch Prost and escaping from Arnoux, settled fastest lap and...another broken engine! Lauda, Alboreto and Rosberg were also out. So Prost won easily, with Arnoux 2nd, De Angelis 3rd and Warwick 4th again in points. Another great race for Beloff with 5th and Boutsen 6th.
5 � FRENCH
Fourth victory for McLaren, second for Lauda. But Tambay starting from pole, pushed very looking for his home town victory, but soon he had some brake problems and Lauda could take the lead. When the austrian went for pit, Tambay could lead again, giving all his best. But Lauda using new tyres, smahed his advantage and retook the lead from the french, who had to accept McLaren�s superiority. Prost finished 7th, due wheels problems. Once more De Angelis 5th and Rosberg 6th were in points, just behind Mansell (Lotus-Renault) and Arnoux.
6 � MONACO
This race will be forever remebered by the decision of the race director, Jacky Ickx. He interrupted the race in lap 31, due to dreadful weather conditions. Prost was leading with 8�0 ahead Senna and 20�0 of Beloff on that moment, but that difference were in 30�0 some laps before. Both young drivers were in a amazing demonstration of their incredibles abilities. The track was so wet, the visibility so awful, that even Beloff agreed with the decision, but Senna not! Prost would be regretten in the very last race of the season, as he collected only 4,5 points here, because the race ended with less than 50% of total.
7 � CANADA
Third pole for Piquet. But this time he wouldn�t have any problem and controlled all the race. He had a perfect week-end: pole, lead all race and marked fastest lap, scoring his first points of the season! Lauda 2nd and Prost 3rd.
8 � USA_WEST
It was necessary two starts to begin the race, as Mansell unskilfulness in the first one caused a bang in the first corner! In the second, Piquet (4th year�s pole), jumped in front and again could control all the race. Only six drivers survived to the final. Brundle (Tyrrell-Ford) was a superb 2nd, De Angelis 3rd, Fabi 4th, Prost 5th and Laffite (Williams-Honda) 6th. As in Canada, Brabham team were using new front oil radiator to guarantee better refrigeration to their engines, and it seemed that they were functioning very well!
Exactly in the half of the season, championship positions were: Prost � 35,5 where group by Lauda � 24 where group by De Angelis � 22 where group by Piquet � 18 where group by Arnoux � 16,5 where group by Warwick -14 where group by Rosberg � 11,5 and Alboreto � 9,5.
9 � USA_EST
This was a unusual race: at last twelve drivers hit or brushed the wall, in a dirty and bump track. Rosberg got first Williams Honda-Turbo victory. Mansell and De Angelis dominated the practices, while Brundle had foot injuries in a big shunt on Friday. Mansell led until lap 35, when a little gearbox problem made him slow down. Rosberg commanded the race for 12 laps, but Prost overtook him, but seven laps later he scape...from the track, so Rosberg could led to the flag. Arnoux made a amazing recovering from last to be 2nd. Again De Angelis were in points in 3rd, Laffite 4th and P.Ghinzani (Osella-Alfa Romeo) marked the first ever championshiop points for the team and himself. Mansell, as would be usual on his great career, made a theatrical, but brave, scene: pushed his car to finished line and ...collapsed as wheather was very arid and hot!
10 � GREAT BRITAIN
Just after the start, Cheever, Patrese, Gartner (Osella-Alfa Romeo) and Alliot (Ram Hart) were envolved in an accident and only the italian were capable to continue. Piquet, who started from pole led until a small turbo pressure problem made him slow down, what allowed Prost took the lead. But Palmer (Ram-Hart) crashed heavily and the race was interrupted with eleven laps. Prost sustained his position in the re-start, but about twenty laps ahead, with gearbox problems, Lauda get the front and run to his 3rd victory of the season. Warwick 2nd, Senna 3rd (first ever podium finish), De Angelis 4th (eighth consecutive time in points), Alboreto 5th and Arnoux 6th.
11 � GERMANY
De Angelis get the front at the green lights, with Prost and Piquet following him. But when it seemed he would fight for the victory the first time this year, had a engine broken. So, Piquet, who had passed Prost, took the front increasing this advantage until had gearbox failure. So, Prost could retake the lead, with Lauda in a comfortable 2nd place, and marked his 4th victory of the year. Senna had an big accident, when his rear wing broke in the back straight. Luckily he had no injuries.
12 � AUSTRIA
From pole Piquet led until lap 39, when rear tyres excessive consumption made him slow down. But, previously at lap 28, he had demonstrated great ability to control his car, as he and Prost crossed De Angelis oil at Rindt�s corner getting sideways. Althoght Prost lost control of his car and shunt (he was driving with one hand due to shift crack). Lauda took the lead, but with few laps to flag, he suddenly slowed with gearbox problems. Somehow he got speed again, but was clearly in with big problems. Unbeliavable that nobody advised Piquet, in 2nd, to push the limit to catch Lauda...
13 � NETHERLANDS
Prost started from pole, but Piquet led however a lack oil pressure forced another abandonment. So, Prost managed to a easy-going 5th victory. Lauda was 2nd, followed by Mansell, De Angelis, Fabi and Tambay.
14 � ITALY
Once more Piquet led until engine problems took in out. Tambay, making his best race for Renault, with new engine specification, took the front and led for 28 laps. Lauda and Fabi were following him nearly. Then the french had a trottle failure at the same time Fabi had a engine broken, so Lauda could drive quiet easily to his 5th victory this season. Alboreto and Patrese complete the podium, followed by Johansson (Toleman-Hart), Gartner (Osella-Alfa Romeo) and Berger (ATS-BMW). Those three drivers took their first ever points in F1.
15 � EUROPE
Prost won his 7th GP of the year and had a little help from his team-mate, Lauda. The austrian was in a usual recovering, starting from 15th place, when made a rarely mistake and spun. But he could return to finish 4th. Piquet, with excessive fuel consumption, had to cede the second place to Alboreto. So Prost and Lauda would fight for the tittle in the very last race, separed by only 3,5 points: Lauda � 66 and Prost � 62,5.
16 � PORTUGAL
Piquet marked another pole, but eveyone were only looking for Prost, 2nd and Lauda, 11th. At the lights, Rosberg jumped from fourth to the lead, with Mansell 2nd, Prost 3rd. Lauda sustained his 11th place, but Piquet beyond a very bad start, lost control of his car and spun, completing the first lap in the last place! Rosberg led 9 laps, but Prost and Mansell overtook him. Lauda and Piquet were recovering very quick. Almost in the half of the race, Lauda was in 5th place, but very close to Rosberg, 4th and Senna 3rd, but more than 30 seconds behind Mansell, 2nd. Piquet was 14th. For Prost take the championship, he must win and Lauda get no more than 3rd place. But Lauda outpaced Rosberg and Senna, and started chasing Mansell. Finally at lap 51, Mansell with brakes failure, went out of the track and Lauda could reduce the difference drastically, also marking the fastest lap. Therefore Lauda surpassed Mansell for Prost disillusion. The impact for the french was so hard that the difference to Lauda came down from more than 30 to 13 seconds in the last 10 laps! Piquet got 6th place from Tambay in the final, with amazing recovering. Senna, 3rd and Alboreto, 4th were separated by only 0�275 seconds!
Third title for Lauda to be driver with the best decade results.
Curious facts
* Team Tyrrell and their drivers were throwed-out from championship, losing all their points. The decision was based in fuel sample analysis occurred just after Brundle�s 2nd place in USA-Detroit GP. Tyrrell appealed, but could only took part in four races until FISA final decision, even when J.Barnard (McLaren) and P.Head (Williams) attested in behalf of them!.
* Emerson Fittipaldi tested for Spirt-Hart during two days in Jacarepagu�, Brasil, but denied to sign with the team for the season.
* Just after the checkered flag in Brasil, Cheever stopped with no fuel. Exactly the same happened with his team-mate, Patrese, in South Africa. Both finishing 4th place with their Alfa Romeo!
* In San Marino, Ayrton Senna failed to qualify. On Friday his team had a big fight with Pirelli, when they want to break up their contract. On Saturday finally he went to the track, but had engine problems...
* In Brazil and San Marino team-mates, Piquet and Fabi, had their engines broken in the same lap: 32nd and 48th!
* Johhny Cecotto had a big accident in the practices of Great Britain GP. He had his legs and an ankle broken.
* Austria GP was the first one of the history to have only turbocharged cars in the grid, as both Tyrrell-Ford failed to qualify.
* Before Netherlands GP, Lotus announced that had signed a three year contract with Ayrton Senna. As punishment, Toleman team suspended the driver for next GP (Italy). But Ayrton�s decision was legally based in a contract clause, so the team had to accept his decision to break his three year contract with them and he was reitegrated at Europe GP.
* With his 1st place at Italy GP, Niki Lauda reached 24 victories, drawing with Fangio.
* Prost even Clark�s 1963 record with 7 victories in a season.
* Nelson Piquet recorded 9 seasons pole, even with Peterson (73) and Lauda (74-75).
* Team McLaren stabilished new season�s points record with 143,5 and also for victories: 12!
* Michelin decided to retire from F1 at the end of the season.
First appearance
* Drivers: A.Senna, S.Bellof, P.Alliot, F.Hesnault, C.Fabi, H.Rohtengatter, J.Gartner, G.Berger.

1984 Formula One season





The 1984 Formula One season was the 35th FIA Formula One World Championship season. It commenced on March 25, 1984, and ended on October 21 after sixteen races.

During the season, the Tyrrell team had its results stripped after a technical infringement.

Contents


 Season summary

The season had been expected to see a continuation of the Brabham-Renault-Ferrari battle, with supporting roles for McLaren, Honda and Lotus. McLaren however had stolen a march on its competitors thanks to its TAG turbo engine.

The FISA had introduced new fuel economy rules aimed at reducing speeds, providing 240 litres of fuel for the entire race. TAG commissioned German sports car manufacturer Porsche to design and build a turbo engine. Porsche had extensive experience with similar economy rules due to its participation in endurance racing and this translated in superior fuel economy.

Reigning world driver's champion Nelson Piquet and his Brabham-BMW were usually the fastest combination on track but appalling reliability meant he was never able to challenge consistently.

The season saw a titanic battle between both McLaren drivers Niki Lauda and Alain Prost. Prost had been sacked by Renault after failing to win the 1983 title. Fast and ambitious, the Frenchman quickly established his dominance over his teammate.

Austrian Niki Lauda had returned to F1 in 1982 and soon showed he had lost nothing of his earlier determination and guile. He regularly matched the pace of his 1982-1983 McLaren team mate John Watson, but Alain Prost was a different kettle of fish. Lauda quickly realized he could not beat his young team mate on speed. The wily Austrian therefore ignored qualifying and concentrated on his race strategies. By winning races when Prost ran into trouble and scoring relentlessly when Prost proved quicker, Lauda was just able to win the title. He was the only second driver after Denny Hulme in 1967 to have ever won the title without achieving a single pole position in the season.

Drivers and constructors

Entrant Constructor Chassis Engine Tyres No Driver Test driver(s)
Flag of the United Kingdom MRD International Brabham BT53 BMW M12/13 1.5 L4T M 1 Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet Flag of Italy Paolo Barilla
2 Flag of Italy Teo Fabi
Flag of Italy Corrado Fabi
Flag of Germany Manfred Winkelhock
Flag of the United Kingdom Tyrrell Racing Organisation Tyrrell 012 Ford Cosworth DFY 3.0 V8 G 3 Flag of the United Kingdom Martin Brundle n/a
Flag of Sweden Stefan Johansson
4 Flag of Germany Stefan Bellof
Flag of New Zealand Mike Thackwell
Flag of the United Kingdom Williams Grand Prix Engineering Williams FW09
FW09B
Honda RA163E 1.5 V6T
Honda RA164E 1.5 V6T
G 5 Flag of France Jacques Laffite n/a
6 Flag of Finland Keke Rosberg
Flag of the United Kingdom Marlboro McLaren International McLaren MP4/2 TAG TTE PO1 1.5 V6T M 7 Flag of France Alain Prost n/a
8 Flag of Austria Niki Lauda
Flag of the United Kingdom Skoal Bandit Formula 1 Team RAM 01
02
Hart 415T 1.5 L4T P 9 Flag of France Philippe Alliot n/a
10 Flag of the United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer
Flag of New Zealand Mike Thackwell
Flag of the United Kingdom John Player Team Lotus Lotus 95T Renault EF4B 1.5 V6T G 11 Flag of Italy Elio de Angelis Flag of the United Kingdom Johnny Dumfries
12 Flag of the United Kingdom Nigel Mansell
Flag of Germany Team ATS ATS D7 BMW M12/13 1.5 L4T P 14 Flag of Austria Gerhard Berger n/a
Flag of Germany Manfred Winkelhock
31 Flag of Austria Gerhard Berger
Flag of France Equipe Renault Elf Renault RS50 Renault EF4 1.5 V6T M 15 Flag of France Patrick Tambay Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet
16 Flag of the United Kingdom Derek Warwick
33 Flag of France Philippe Streiff
Flag of the United Kingdom Barclay Nordica Arrows BMW Arrows A6
A7
Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8
BMW M12/13 1.5 L4T
G 17 Flag of Switzerland Marc Surer Flag of Finland Hannu Mikkola
18 Flag of Belgium Thierry Boutsen
Flag of the United Kingdom Toleman Group Motorsport Toleman TG183B
TG184
Hart 415T 1.5 L4T P 19 Flag of Brazil Ayrton Senna Flag of the United Kingdom John Watson
Flag of Sweden Stefan Johansson
20 Flag of Venezuela Johnny Cecotto
Flag of Italy Pierluigi Martini
Flag of Sweden Stefan Johansson
Flag of the United Kingdom Spirit Racing Spirit 101B
101C
Hart 415T 1.5 L4T
Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8
P 21 Flag of Italy Mauro Baldi Flag of Brazil Emerson Fittipaldi
Flag of the Netherlands Huub Rothengatter
Flag of Italy Benetton Team Alfa Romeo Alfa Romeo 184T Alfa Romeo 890T 1.5 V8T G 22 Flag of Italy Riccardo Patrese n/a
23 Flag of the United States Eddie Cheever
Flag of Italy Osella Squadra Corse Osella FA1F Alfa Romeo 890T 1.5 V8T P 24 Flag of Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani n/a
30 Flag of Austria Jo Gartner
Flag of France Ligier Loto Ligier JS23
JS23B
Renault EF4 1.5 V6T M 25 Flag of France François Hesnault n/a
26 Flag of Italy Andrea de Cesaris
Flag of Italy Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC Ferrari 126C4 Ferrari 031 1.5 V6T G 27 Flag of Italy Michele Alboreto n/a
28 Flag of France René Arnoux

Season review

Round  ↓ Race  ↓ Date  ↓ Location  ↓ Winning driver  ↓ Constructor  ↓ Report  ↓
1 Flag of Brazil Brazilian Grand Prix March 25 Jacarepaguá Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
2 Flag of South Africa South African Grand Prix April 7 Kyalami Flag of Austria Niki Lauda McLaren-TAG Report
3 Flag of Belgium Belgian Grand Prix April 29 Zolder Flag of Italy Michele Alboreto Ferrari Report
4 Flag of San Marino San Marino Grand Prix May 6 Imola Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
5 Flag of France French Grand Prix May 20 Dijon Flag of Austria Niki Lauda McLaren-TAG Report
6 Flag of Monaco Monaco Grand Prix1 June 3 Monaco Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
7 Flag of Canada Canadian Grand Prix June 17 Circuit Gilles Villeneuve Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet Brabham-BMW Report
8 Flag of the United States Detroit Grand Prix June 24 Detroit Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet Brabham-BMW Report
9 Flag of the United States Dallas Grand Prix July 8 Dallas Flag of Finland Keke Rosberg Williams-Honda Report
10 Flag of the United Kingdom British Grand Prix July 22 Brands Hatch Flag of Austria Niki Lauda McLaren-TAG Report
11 Flag of Germany German Grand Prix August 5 Hockenheimring Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
12 Flag of Austria Austrian Grand Prix August 19 Österreichring Flag of Austria Niki Lauda McLaren-TAG Report
13 Flag of the Netherlands Dutch Grand Prix August 26 Zandvoort Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
14 Flag of Italy Italian Grand Prix September 9 Monza Flag of Austria Niki Lauda McLaren-TAG Report
15 Flag of Europe European Grand Prix October 7 Nürburgring Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
16 Flag of Portugal Portuguese Grand Prix October 21 Estoril Flag of France Alain Prost McLaren-TAG Report
  1. ^  Half points awarded. Race stopped due to dangerous conditions.

 1984 Constructors Championship final standings

Constructors' points were awarded on a 9-6-4-3-2-1 basis to the first six finishers in each round.

Place Constructor Chassis Engine Tyre Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Flag of the United Kingdom McLaren-TAG MP4/2 TAG Porsche P01 M 143.5 12 18 3
2 Flag of Italy Ferrari 126C4 Ferrari 031 G 57.5 1 8 1
3 Flag of the United Kingdom Lotus-Renault 95T Renault EF4B G 47
6 2
4 Flag of the United Kingdom Brabham-BMW BT53 BMW M12/13 M 38 2 5 9
5 Flag of France Renault RE50 Renault EF4 M 34
5 1
6 Flag of the United Kingdom Williams-Honda FW09
FW09B
Honda RA163E G 25.5 1 2
7 Flag of the United Kingdom Toleman-Hart TG183B
TG184
Hart 415T P

M

16
3
8 Flag of Italy Alfa Romeo 184T Alfa Romeo 890T G 11
1
9 Flag of the United Kingdom Arrows-BMW A7 BMW M12/13 G 3


10 Flag of France Ligier-Renault JS23
JS23B
Renault EF4 M 3


11 Flag of the United Kingdom Arrows-Ford A6 Ford Cosworth DFV G 3


12 Flag of Italy Osella-Alfa Romeo FA1E
FA1F
Alfa Romeo 890T P 2


13 Flag of the United Kingdom Spirit-Hart 101
101B
Hart 415T P



14 Flag of the United Kingdom Spirit-Ford 101C Ford Cosworth DFV P



15 Flag of Germany ATS-BMW D7 BMW M12/13 P



16 Flag of the United Kingdom RAM-Hart 01
02
Hart 415T P



DSQ Flag of the United Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford 012 Ford Cosworth DFY G



  • On 18 July, Tyrrell was disqualified from all races so far that season, and banned from competing in remaining races, because the team had run illegal cars

1984 Drivers Championship final standings

Drivers' Championship points were awarded on a 9-6-4-3-2-1 basis to the first six finishers in each round.

Pos Driver BRA
Flag of Brazil
RSA
Flag of South Africa
BEL
Flag of Belgium
SMR
Flag of San Marino
FRA
Flag of France
MON
Flag of Monaco
CAN
Flag of Canada
DET
Flag of the United States
DAL
Flag of the United States
GBR
Flag of the United Kingdom
GER
Flag of Germany
AUT
Flag of Austria
NED
Flag of the Netherlands
ITA
Flag of Italy
EUR
Flag of Europe
POR
Flag of Portugal
Points
1 Flag of Austria Niki Lauda Ret 1 Ret Ret 1 Ret 2 Ret Ret 1 2 1 2 1 4 2 72
2 Flag of France Alain Prost 1 2 Ret 1 7 1 3 4 Ret Ret 1 Ret 1 Ret 1 1 71.5
3 Flag of Italy Elio de Angelis 3 7 5 3 5 5 4 2 3 4 Ret Ret 4 Ret Ret 5 34
4 Flag of Italy Michele Alboreto Ret 11 1 Ret Ret 6 Ret Ret Ret 5 Ret 3 Ret 2 2 4 30.5
5 Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet Ret Ret 9 Ret Ret Ret 1 1 Ret 7 Ret 2 Ret Ret 3 6 29
6 Flag of France René Arnoux Ret Ret 3 2 4 3 5 Ret 2 6 6 7 11 Ret 5 9 27
7 Flag of the United Kingdom Derek Warwick Ret 3 2 4 Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 2 3 Ret Ret Ret 11 Ret 23
8 Flag of Finland Keke Rosberg 2 Ret 4 Ret 6 4 Ret Ret 1 Ret Ret Ret 8 Ret Ret Ret 20.5
9 Flag of Brazil Ayrton Senna Ret 6 6 DNQ Ret 2 7 Ret Ret 3 Ret Ret Ret
Ret 3 13
10 Flag of the United Kingdom Nigel Mansell Ret Ret Ret Ret 3 Ret 6 Ret 6 Ret 4 Ret 3 Ret Ret Ret 13
11 Flag of France Patrick Tambay 5 Ret 7 Ret 2 Ret
Ret Ret 8 5 Ret 6 Ret Ret 7 11
12 Flag of Italy Teo Fabi Ret Ret Ret Ret 9

3
Ret Ret 4 5 Ret Ret
9
13 Flag of Italy Riccardo Patrese Ret 4 Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 12 Ret 10 Ret 3 6 8 8
14 Flag of France Jacques Laffite Ret Ret Ret Ret 8 8 Ret 5 4 Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 14 5
15 Flag of Belgium Thierry Boutsen 6 12 Ret 5 11 DNQ Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 5 Ret 10 9 Ret 5
16 Flag of the United States Eddie Cheever 4 Ret Ret 7 Ret DNQ 11 Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 13 9 Ret 17 3
17 Flag of Sweden Stefan Johansson








DSQ DSQ DNQ DSQ 4 Ret 11 3
18 Flag of Italy Andrea de Cesaris Ret 5 Ret 6 10 Ret Ret Ret Ret 10 7 Ret Ret Ret 7 12 3
19 Flag of Italy Piercarlo Ghinzani Ret WD Ret DNQ 12 7 Ret Ret 5 9 Ret Ret Ret 7 Ret Ret 2
20 Flag of Switzerland Marc Surer 7 9 8 Ret Ret DNQ Ret Ret Ret 11 Ret 6 Ret Ret Ret Ret 1
NC Flag of Austria Jo Gartner


Ret




Ret Ret Ret 12 5 Ret 16 0
NC Flag of Austria Gerhard Berger










12
6 Ret 13 0
NC Flag of France François Hesnault Ret 10 Ret Ret
Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 8 8 7 Ret 10 Ret 0
NC Flag of Italy Corrado Fabi




Ret Ret
7






0
NC Flag of Italy Mauro Baldi Ret 8 Ret 8 Ret DNQ







8 15 0
NC Flag of Germany Manfred Winkelhock DSQ Ret Ret Ret Ret Ret 8 Ret 8 Ret Ret
Ret DNS
10 0
NC Flag of the United Kingdom Jonathan Palmer 8 Ret 10 9 13 DNQ
Ret Ret Ret Ret 9 9 Ret Ret Ret 0
NC Flag of the Netherlands Huub Rothengatter





NC DNQ Ret NC 9 NC Ret 8

0
NC Flag of Venezuela Johnny Cecotto Ret Ret Ret NC Ret Ret 9 Ret Ret DNQ





0
NC Flag of France Philippe Alliot Ret Ret DNQ Ret Ret DNQ 10 Ret
Ret Ret 11 10 Ret Ret Ret 0
NC Flag of Germany Stefan Bellof DSQ Ret DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ DSQ Ret DSQ
DSQ DSQ


0
NC Flag of the United Kingdom Martin Brundle DSQ Ret DSQ DSQ DSQ DNQ DSQ DSQ DNQ






0
NC Flag of New Zealand Mike Thackwell





Ret


DNQ




0
NC Flag of France Philippe Streiff














Ret 0
NC Flag of Italy Pierluigi Martini












DNQ

0
Pos Driver BRA
Flag of Brazil
RSA
Flag of South Africa
BEL
Flag of Belgium
SMR
Flag of San Marino
FRA
Flag of France
MON
Flag of Monaco
CAN
Flag of Canada
DET
Flag of the United States
DAL
Flag of the United States
GBR
Flag of the United Kingdom
GER
Flag of Germany
AUT
Flag of Austria
NED
Flag of the Netherlands
ITA
Flag of Italy
EUR
Flag of Europe
POR
Flag of Portugal
Points

Half points were awarded at the Monaco Grand Prix as less than 75% of the scheduled distance was completed.

Colour Result
Gold Winner
Silver 2nd place
Bronze 3rd place
Green Points finish
Blue Non-points finish
Non-classified finish (NC)
Purple Did not finish (Ret)
Red Did not qualify (DNQ)
Did not pre-qualify (DNPQ)
Black Disqualified (DSQ)
White Did not start (DNS)
Race cancelled (C)
Light blue Practiced only (PO)
Friday test driver (TD)
(from 2003 onwards)
Blank Did not practice (DNP)
Excluded (EX)
Did not arrive (DNA)
Withdrew entry before the event (WD)
Place Driver Number Points Wins Podiums Poles
1 Flag of Austria Niki Lauda 8 72 5 9
2 Flag of France Alain Prost 7 71.5 7 9 3
3 Flag of Italy Elio de Angelis 11 34
4 1
4 Flag of Italy Michele Alboreto 27 30.5 1 4 1
5 Flag of Brazil Nelson Piquet 1 29 2 4 9
6 Flag of France René Arnoux 28 27
4
7 Flag of the United Kingdom Derek Warwick 16 23
4
8 Flag of Finland Keke Rosberg 6 20.5 1 2
9 Flag of Brazil Ayrton Senna 19 13
3
10 Flag of the United Kingdom Nigel Mansell 12 13
2 1
11 Flag of France Patrick Tambay 15 11
1 1
12 Flag of Italy Teo Fabi 2 9
1
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