1984 German motorcycle Grand Prix

  1984 German Grand Prix

Race details
Race 5 of 12 races in the 1984 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Date	27 May 1984
Official name	Grosser Preis von Deutschland[1][2][3]
Location	Nürburgring
Course	Permanent racing facility 4.542 km (2.822 mi)
500 cc
Pole position Rider Freddie Spencer Time 1:42.750 Fastest lap Rider Unknown Podium First Freddie Spencer Second Eddie Lawson Third Randy Mamola
250 cc
Pole position Rider Christian Sarron Time 1:49.290 Fastest lap Rider Unknown Podium First Christian Sarron Second Martin Wimmer Third Manfred Herweh
125 cc
Pole position Rider Maurizio Vitali Time 1:55.420 Fastest lap Rider Unknown Podium First Ángel Nieto Second Luca Cadalora Third Eugenio Lazzarini
80 cc
Pole position Rider Jorge Martínez Time 2:00.550 Fastest lap Rider Unknown Podium First Stefan Dörflinger Second Pier Paolo Bianchi Third Gerhard Waibel

The 1984 German motorcycle Grand Prix was the fifth round of the 1984 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on the weekend of 24–27 May 1984 at the Nürburgring.

Classification[]

500 cc[]

Pos.	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Time/Retired	Points
1	Freddie Spencer	Honda Racing Corporation	Honda	52'37.980	15
2	Eddie Lawson	Marlboro Team Agostini	Yamaha	+15.950	12
3	Randy Mamola	RM Promotions	Honda	+41.950	10
4	Ron Haslam	Honda Racing Corporation	Honda	+51.770	8
5	Raymond Roche	Honda Total	Honda	+1'03.080	6
6	Franco Uncini	HB Suzuki GP Team	Suzuki	+1'07.880	5
7	Virginio Ferrari	Marlboro Team Agostini	Yamaha	+1'19.090	4
8	Keith Huewen	David Attwood	Honda	+1'25.690	3
9	Boet van Dulmen		Suzuki	+1'31.110	2
10	Barry Sheene	Heron Team Suzuki	Suzuki	+1'38.800	1
11	Steve Parrish		Yamaha	+1 lap
12			Honda	+1 lap
13			Suzuki	+1 lap
14			Honda	+1 lap
15			Suzuki	+1 lap
16			Suzuki	+1 lap
17			Honda	+1 lap
18	Franck Gross		Honda	+1 lap
19		Team Elf Chevallier Johnson	Chevallier	+1 lap
20			Suzuki	+1 lap
21			Suzuki	+1 lap
22			Suzuki	+2 laps
23		Romer Racing Suisse	Honda	+2 laps
24			Suzuki	+2 laps
25		Juchem	Suzuki	+2 laps
26			Suzuki	+2 laps
27			Suzuki	+3 laps
28		Honda Britain	Honda	+3 laps
29	Marco Papa		Honda	+14 laps
Ret	Reinhold Roth	Romer Racing Suisse	Honda	Accident
Ret	Didier de Radiguès	Team Elf Chevallier Johnson	Honda	Accident
Ret			Suzuki	Retired
Ret		HB Suzuki GP Team	Suzuki	Retired
Ret			Suzuki	Retired
Ret			Honda	Retired
Ret			Honda	Retired
Ret		Juchem	Suzuki	Retired
Ret		Frankonia-Suzuki	Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Rob McElnea	Heron Team Suzuki	Suzuki	Accident
Ret		Olymp-Hemden Racing	Honda	Accident
Ret		Dieter Braun Team	Suzuki	Retired
Sources: [4][5]

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