1984 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix

  1984 Spanish Grand Prix

Race details
Race 3 of 12 races in the 1984 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season
Date	6 May 1984
Official name	Marlboro Gran Premio de España[1]
Location	Circuito Permanente del Jarama
Course	Permanent racing facility 3.404 km (2.115 mi)
500cc
Pole position Rider Eddie Lawson Time 1:30.250 Fastest lap Rider Eddie Lawson Time 1:30.840 Podium First Eddie Lawson Second Randy Mamola Third Raymond Roche
250cc
Pole position Rider Carlos Cardús Time 1:33.790 Fastest lap Rider Jean-François Baldé Time 1:33.120 Podium First Sito Pons Second Christian Sarron Third Carlos Lavado
125cc
Pole position Rider Maurizio Vitali Time 1:37.410 Fastest lap Rider Ángel Nieto Time 1:39.870 Podium First Ángel Nieto Second Eugenio Lazzarini Third Hans Müller
80cc
Pole position Rider Jorge Martínez Time 1:42.010 Fastest lap Rider Hubert Abold Podium First Pier Paolo Bianchi Second Henk van Kessel Third Hans Müller

The 1984 Spanish motorcycle Grand Prix was the third round of the 1984 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season. It took place on the weekend of 5–6 May 1984 at the Circuito Permanente del Jarama.

Pos.	Rider	Team	Manufacturer	Time/Retired	Points
1	Eddie Lawson	Marlboro Team Agostini	Yamaha	57'05.350	15
2	Randy Mamola	RM Promotions	Honda	+17.630	12
3	Raymond Roche	Honda Total	Honda	+38.560	10
4	Ron Haslam	Honda Racing Corporation	Honda	+50.190	8
5	Boet van Dulmen		Suzuki	+54.580	6
6	Gustav Reiner	Olymp-Hemden Racing	Honda	+55.490	5
7	Barry Sheene	Heron Team Suzuki	Suzuki	+57.880	4
8	Reinhold Roth	Romer Racing Suisse	Honda	+58.810	3
9	Fabio Biliotti		Honda	+1'17.750	2
10	Keith Huewen	David Attwood	Honda	+1 lap	1
11	Christophe Guyot		Honda	+1 lap
12	Attilio Riondato	Heron Team Suzuki	Suzuki	+1 lap
13	Peter Sköld		Honda	+1 lap
14	Klaus Klein	Dieter Braun Team	Suzuki	+2 laps
15	Rob Punt		Suzuki	+2 laps
16	Peter Sjöström		Suzuki	+2 laps
17	Marco Papa		Honda	+2 laps
18	Louis-Luc Maisto		Honda	+3 laps
19	José Maria Parra		Suzuki	+4 laps
20	Brett Hudson		Suzuki	+6 laps
Ret	Leandro Beccheroni		Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Claude Arciero		Honda	Retired
Ret	Walter Magliorati		Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Franco Uncini	HB Suzuki GP Team	Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Franco Randazzo		Honda	Retired
Ret	Sergio Pellandini	HB Suzuki GP Team	Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Christian le Liard	Team Elf Chevallier Johnson	Chevallier	Retired
Ret	Marco Lucchinelli	Cagiva Motor Italia	Cagiva	Retired
Ret	Marco Gentile		Yamaha	Retired
Ret	Wolfgang von Muralt	Frankonia-Suzuki	Suzuki	Retired
Ret	Franck Gross		Honda	Retired
Ret	Didier de Radiguès	Team Elf Chevallier Johnson	Honda	Retired
Ret	Massimo Broccoli		Honda	Retired
DNS	Virginio Ferrari	Marlboro Team Agostini	Yamaha	Did not start
Sources: [2][3]