1984 Monaco Grand Prix

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Flag of Monaco.svg 1984 Monaco Grand Prix
Racing data
6th of 16 races in the 1984 Formula 1 World Championship
Route profile
Surname: XLII Grand Prix Automobile de Monaco
Date: 3rd June 1984
Place: Monaco
Course: Circuit de Monaco
Length: 102.672 km in 31 laps of 3.312 km

Planned: 255.024 km in 77 laps of 3.312 km
Weather: wet and cold
Spectator: ~ 140,000
Pole position
Driver: FranceFrance Alain Prost United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren
Time: 1: 22.661 min
Fastest lap
Driver: Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman
Time: 1: 54.334 min
Podium
First: FranceFrance Alain Prost United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren
Second: Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman
Third: FranceFrance René Arnoux ItalyItaly Ferrari

The 1984 Monaco Grand Prix took place on June 3rd and was the sixth race of the 1984 Formula 1 World Championship .

Reports

background

The only change in the field of participants compared to the French Grand Prix two weeks earlier was the participation of Corrado Fabi instead of his brother Teo Fabi in the second Brabham alongside the reigning world champion Nelson Piquet .

training

McLaren driver Alain Prost , who has been leading the World Championship ranking since the season opener in Brazil, qualified for pole position ahead of Nigel Mansell in a Lotus and the two Ferrari 126C4s driven by René Arnoux and Michele Alboreto . The two Renault drivers Derek Warwick and Patrick Tambay formed the third row in front of Andrea de Cesaris and Niki Lauda .

Martin Brundle had a serious accident with his Tyrrell 012 in the area of ​​the Tabac curve, but was uninjured.

For safety reasons, only 20 starters were allowed to race on the narrow street course. This inevitably resulted in seven pilots failing to qualify.

run

Since it was raining persistently on the morning of the race day, it was decided to postpone the start by 45 minutes in the hope that the weather would improve. Although this did not occur, the race was finally started. The two Renault drivers collided in the first corner and retired. Tambay also suffered a broken leg. Meanwhile, Prost had defended his top position against Mansell and was leading the race.

Niki Lauda, ​​who started from eighth place, overtook both Ferraris by the sixth lap and thus took third place. On the eleventh lap, Mansell passed Prost and took the lead. However, when he was eliminated five laps later due to an accident, there was a McLaren one-two lead for the second time this season. At Toleman , the tire outfitter's change from Pirelli to Michelin made itself felt. With favorable Michelin rain tires, Ayrton Senna , who started from 13th place, moved up to third place by lap 16. On the 19th lap he overtook second-placed Lauda and from then on steadily reduced the lead of the leading Prost, who had braking problems. When Lauda had an accident on lap 24 in the casino curve, at least a second place for the Brazilian in the defeated Toleman seemed certain.

Stefan Bellof also caused a stir , whose team Tyrrell was one of the few who still used naturally aspirated engines and was therefore not one of the favorites. The German, who started the race from last place, fought his way up to fourth place by the 24th lap. On lap 27 he overtook Arnoux and was thus in third place behind Prost and Senna. Elio de Angelis and Keke Rosberg followed in fifth and sixth .

On lap 31 the race was stopped with the red flag. Racing director Jacky Ickx , who at the time was under contract as a works driver at Porsche , justified this decision solely with the unfavorable weather conditions. In fact, these had deteriorated several times during the race, but also improved briefly in the meantime. Ickx was accused of abandoning the race due to the fact that Senna and Bellof were catching up on Prost, thereby jeopardizing the victory of a Porsche-powered driver.

Since less than half of the planned race distance had been completed, the World Championship points to be awarded were halved. When the Tyrrell team was excluded from the World Championship towards the end of the season, all the pilots who had reached the finish line after Stefan Bellof moved up one place. Thus Michele Alboreto subsequently received half a world championship point.

Ironically, it turned out at the end of the season that Ickx 'decision had ultimately harmed Alain Prost rather than good: Prost received 4.5 points for winning a shortened race. For a likely second place (behind Senna) in a full race, however, Prost would have received 6 points. At the end of the season Prost was only 0.5 points behind Niki Lauda and without the decision to abandon the race would have surpassed Lauda with a second place.

Registration list

team No. driver chassis engine tires
United KingdomUnited Kingdom MRD International 1 Brazil 1968Brazil Nelson Piquet Brabham BT53 BMW M12 / 13 1.5 L4 t M.
2 ItalyItaly Corrado Fabi
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tyrrell Racing Organization 3 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Martin Brundle Tyrrell 012 Ford Cosworth DFY 3.0 V8 G
4th GermanyGermany Stefan Bellof
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams Grand Prix Engineering 5 FranceFrance Jacques Laffite Williams FW09 Honda RA163-E 1.5 V6 t G
6th FinlandFinland Keke Rosberg
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Marlboro McLaren International 7th FranceFrance Alain Prost McLaren MP4 / 2 TAG / Porsche TTE PO1 1.5 V6 t M.
8th AustriaAustria Niki Lauda
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Skoal Bandit Formula 1 Team 9 FranceFrance Philippe Alliot RAM 02 Hart 415T 1.5 L4 t P
10 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jonathan Palmer
United KingdomUnited Kingdom John Player Team Lotus 11 ItalyItaly Elio de Angelis Lotus 95T Renault EF4 1.5 V6 t G
12 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Nigel Mansell
GermanyGermany Team ATS 14th GermanyGermany Manfred Winkelhock ATS D7 BMW M12 / 13 1.5 L4 t P
FranceFrance Equipe Renault Elf 15th FranceFrance Patrick Tambay Renault RE50 Renault EF4 1.5 V6 t M.
16 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Derek Warwick
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Barclay Nordica Arrows BMW 17th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Surer Arrows A6 Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 V8 G
18th BelgiumBelgium Thierry Boutsen Arrows A7 BMW M12 / 13 1.5 L4 t
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman Group Motorsport 19th Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna Toleman TG184 Hart 415T 1.5 L4 t M.
20th Venezuela 1954Venezuela Johnny Cecotto
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Spirit Racing 21st ItalyItaly Mauro Baldi Spirit 101B P
ItalyItaly Benetton Team Alfa Romeo 22nd ItalyItaly Riccardo Patrese Alfa Romeo 184T Alfa Romeo 890T 1.5 V8 t G
23 United StatesUnited States Eddie Cheever
ItalyItaly Osella Squadra Corse 24 ItalyItaly Piercarlo Ghinzani Osella FA1F P
FranceFrance Ligier Loto 25th FranceFrance François Hesnault Ligier JS23 Renault EF4 1.5 V6 t M.
26th ItalyItaly Andrea de Cesaris
ItalyItaly Scuderia Ferrari SpA SEFAC 27 ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto Ferrari 126C4 Ferrari 031 1.5 V6 t G
28 FranceFrance René Arnoux

Classifications

Qualifying

Item driver constructor Qualification training 1 Qualification training 2 begin
time Ø speed time Ø speed
01 FranceFrance Alain Prost United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren TAG Porsche 1: 23.944 142.038 km / h 1: 22.661 144.242 km / h 01
02 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Nigel Mansell United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lotus Renault 1: 24.927 140.394 km / h 1: 22.752 144.084 km / h 02
03 FranceFrance René Arnoux ItalyItaly Ferrari 1: 24.661 140.835 km / h 1: 22.935 143.766 km / h 03
04th ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto ItalyItaly Ferrari 1: 23.581 142.654 km / h 1: 22.937 143.762 km / h 04th
05 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Derek Warwick FranceFrance Renault 1: 23.726 142.407 km / h 1: 23.237 143.244 km / h 05
06th FranceFrance Patrick Tambay FranceFrance Renault 1: 24.828 140.557 km / h 1: 23.414 142.940 km / h 06th
07th ItalyItaly Andrea de Cesaris FranceFrance Ligier-Renault 1: 25.939 138.740 km / h 1: 23.578 142.660 km / h 07th
08th AustriaAustria Niki Lauda United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren TAG Porsche 1: 24.508 141.090 km / h 1: 23.886 142.136 km / h 08th
09 Brazil 1968Brazil Nelson Piquet United KingdomUnited Kingdom Brabham-BMW 1: 24.139 141.708 km / h 1: 23.918 142.082 km / h 09
10 FinlandFinland Keke Rosberg United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams-Honda 1: 26.017 138.614 km / h 1: 24.151 141.688 km / h 10
11 ItalyItaly Elio de Angelis United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lotus Renault 1: 25.602 139.286 km / h 1: 24.426 141.227 km / h 11
12 GermanyGermany Manfred Winkelhock GermanyGermany ATS-BMW 1: 52.889 105.619 km / h 1: 24.473 141.148 km / h 12
13 Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman-Hart 1: 27.865 135.699 km / h 1: 25.009 140.258 km / h 13
14th ItalyItaly Riccardo Patrese ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 1: 28.072 135.380 km / h 1: 25.101 140.106 km / h 14th
15th ItalyItaly Corrado Fabi United KingdomUnited Kingdom Brabham-BMW 1: 31.618 130.140 km / h 1: 25.290 139.796 km / h 15th
16 FranceFrance Jacques Laffite United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams-Honda 1: 27.356 136.490 km / h 1: 25.719 139.096 km / h 16
17th FranceFrance François Hesnault FranceFrance Ligier-Renault 1: 27.678 135.989 km / h 1: 25.815 138.941 km / h 17th
18th Venezuela 1954Venezuela Johnny Cecotto United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman-Hart 1: 28.241 135.121 km / h 1: 25.872 138.849 km / h 18th
19th ItalyItaly Piercarlo Ghinzani ItalyItaly Osella-Alfa Romeo 1: 27.723 135.919 km / h 1: 25.877 138.840 km / h 19th
20th GermanyGermany Stefan Bellof United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford 1: 27.836 135.744 km / h 1: 26.117 138.453 km / h 20th
DNQ SwitzerlandSwitzerland Marc Surer United KingdomUnited Kingdom Arrows Ford 1: 27.919 135.616 km / h 1: 26.273 138.203 km / h -
DNQ United KingdomUnited Kingdom Martin Brundle United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford 1: 27.891 135.659 km / h 1: 26.373 138.043 km / h -
DNQ United StatesUnited States Eddie Cheever ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 1: 28.961 134.027 km / h 1: 26.471 137.887 km / h -
DNQ BelgiumBelgium Thierry Boutsen United KingdomUnited Kingdom Arrows BMW 1: 28,000 135.491 km / h 1: 26.514 137.818 km / h -
DNQ United KingdomUnited Kingdom Jonathan Palmer United KingdomUnited Kingdom RAM hard 1: 29.778 132.808 km / h 1: 27.458 136.331 km / h -
DNQ ItalyItaly Mauro Baldi United KingdomUnited Kingdom Spirit-Hart 1: 28.360 134.939 km / h 1: 30.146 132.265 km / h -
DNQ FranceFrance Philippe Alliot United KingdomUnited Kingdom RAM hard 1: 29.637 133.016 km / h 1: 29.576 133.107 km / h -

run

Item driver constructor Round Stops time begin Fastest lap Failure reason
01 FranceFrance Alain Prost United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren TAG Porsche 31 0 1: 01: 07.740 01 1: 55.596
02 Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman-Hart 31 0 + 7.446 13 1: 54.334
- GermanyGermany Stefan Bellof United KingdomUnited Kingdom Tyrrell-Ford 1 31 0 DSQ 20th 1: 54.978 disqualified
04 (3) FranceFrance René Arnoux ItalyItaly Ferrari 31 0 + 29,077 03 1: 55.541
05 (4) FinlandFinland Keke Rosberg United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams-Honda 31 0 + 35.246 10 1: 55.775
06 (5) ItalyItaly Elio de Angelis United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lotus Renault 31 0 + 44.439 11 1: 55.026
07 (6) ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto ItalyItaly Ferrari 30th 0 + 1 lap 04th 1: 55.437
08 (7) ItalyItaly Piercarlo Ghinzani ItalyItaly Osella-Alfa Romeo 30th 1 + 1 lap 19th 1: 57.439
09 (8) FranceFrance Jacques Laffite United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams-Honda 30th 1 + 1 lap 16 1: 56.946
- ItalyItaly Riccardo Patrese ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 24 0 DNF 14th 1: 58.527 defective steering
- AustriaAustria Niki Lauda United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren TAG Porsche 23 0 DNF 08th 1: 56.996 Lathe operator
- GermanyGermany Manfred Winkelhock GermanyGermany ATS-BMW 22nd 0 DNF 12 1: 55.712 collision
- United KingdomUnited Kingdom Nigel Mansell United KingdomUnited Kingdom Lotus Renault 15th 0 DNF 02 1: 55.112 accident
- Brazil 1968Brazil Nelson Piquet United KingdomUnited Kingdom Brabham-BMW 14th 0 DNF 09 1: 58.897 Electrical damage
- FranceFrance François Hesnault FranceFrance Ligier-Renault 12 0 DNF 17th 1: 59.644 Lathe operator
- ItalyItaly Corrado Fabi United KingdomUnited Kingdom Brabham-BMW 09 0 DNF 15th 2: 04.465 Lathe operator
- Venezuela 1954Venezuela Johnny Cecotto United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman-Hart 01 0 DNF 18th 2: 35.136 Engine failure
- United KingdomUnited Kingdom Derek Warwick FranceFrance Renault 00 0 DNF 05 - collision
- FranceFrance Patrick Tambay FranceFrance Renault 00 0 DNF 06th - collision
- ItalyItaly Andrea de Cesaris FranceFrance Ligier-Renault 00 0 DNF 07th - collision

1 Due to violations of the regulations, the Tyrrell team and the drivers Martin Brundle and Stefan Bellof were retroactively disqualified for the entire 1984 season in September 1984. In addition, the team was banned from participating in the last three races of the year.

World Cup stands after the race

The first six of the race got 9, 6, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point (s) respectively.

(Results after disqualification of Team Tyrrell )

Driver ranking

Item driver constructor Points
01 FranceFrance Alain Prost McLaren 28.5
02 AustriaAustria Niki Lauda McLaren 18.0
03 FranceFrance René Arnoux Ferrari 15.0
04th ItalyItaly Elio de Angelis lotus 13.0
05 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Derek Warwick Renault 13.0
06th FinlandFinland Keke Rosberg Williams 11.5
07th ItalyItaly Michele Alboreto Ferrari 9.5
Item driver constructor Points
08th FranceFrance Patrick Tambay Renault 8.0
09 Brazil 1968Brazil Ayrton Senna Toleman 5.0
10 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Nigel Mansell lotus 4.0
11 United StatesUnited States Eddie Cheever Alfa Romeo 3.0
12 ItalyItaly Riccardo Patrese Alfa Romeo 3.0
13 ItalyItaly Andrea de Cesaris Ligier 3.0
14th BelgiumBelgium Thierry Boutsen Arrows 3.0

Constructors' championship

Item constructor Points
01 United KingdomUnited Kingdom McLaren 45.5
02 ItalyItaly Ferrari 24.5
03 FranceFrance Renault 21.0
04th United KingdomUnited Kingdom lotus 17.0
05 United KingdomUnited Kingdom Williams 11.5
Item constructor Points
06th ItalyItaly Alfa Romeo 6.0
07th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Toleman 5.0
08th United KingdomUnited Kingdom Arrows 3.0
09 FranceFrance Ligier 3.0

Individual evidence

  1. "Overview" ( Memento of the original from March 30, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Motorsportarchiv.de; accessed on January 12, 2013)  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.motorsportarchiv.de
  2. ^ When Ayrton Senna Became a Star. New York Times, May 21, 2015, accessed October 28, 2015 .
  3. ^ "Report" (accessed on January 12, 2013)
  4. Fight at the limit. The Formula 1 Chronicle 1950–2000 , ed. v. Willy Knupp, RTL book edition: Zeitgeist Verlag: Düsseldorf / Gütersloh 2000, ISBN 3-89748-277-0 , p. 244
  5. ^ "World Cup stands" ( Memento of the original from March 27, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (Motorsportarchiv.de; accessed on January 12, 2013)  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.motorsportarchiv.de

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