1984 European Rallycross Championship

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The 1984 European Rallycross Championship season was the ninth season of the FIA European Rallycross Championship under that name and the twelfth season overall since it began as the Embassy/ERA European Rallycross Championship. It was held across nine rounds starting at the Nordring in Austria on April 8 and ending at the Lyngås Motorbane in Norway on October 7.

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Martin Schanche at the British round of the championship MartinSchancheXtrac1984.jpg
Martin Schanche at the British round of the championship

The champions were Anders Norstedt (Division 1) and Martin Schanche (Division 2). Schanche won six of the nine rounds on the Division 2 schedule to guarantee himself the title. In Division 1 Norstedt had an equal number of wins to his closest title rival Lars Nyström. The highest placed driver with no wins in any class was Olle Arnesson, the Division 2 third-placer.

Calendar

RoundDateVenueCityCountryWinner (Div 1)Winner (Div 2)
1April 8 Nordring Fuglau Flag of Austria.svg Austria Flag of Norway.svg Egil Stenshagen Flag of Austria.svg Andy Bentza
2May 13 Ring Knutstorp Kågeröd Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Norstedt Flag of Austria.svg Walter Mayer
3May 20 Ahvenisto Race Circuit Hämeenlinna Flag of Finland.svg Finland Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Nyström Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
4June 24 Circuit Copreco St. Junien Flag of France.svg France Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Norstedt Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
5August 12 Glossocircuit Arendonk Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Nyström Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
6August 19 Eurocircuit Valkenswaard Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Nyström Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
7September 15 Lydden Circuit Wootton Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom Flag of Sweden.svg Håkan Ivarsson Flag of Finland.svg Seppo Niittymäki
8September 15 Estering Buxtehude Flag of Germany.svg Germany Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Norstedt Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
9October 7 Lyngås Motorbane Tranby i Lier Flag of Norway.svg Norway Flag of Norway.svg Bjørn Skogstad Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche

Standings

Div. 1

PosDriver Flag of Austria.svg Flag of Sweden.svg Flag of Finland.svg Flag of France.svg Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Flag of the Netherlands.svg Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Flag of Germany.svg Flag of Norway.svg  Pts 
1 Flag of Sweden.svg Anders Norstedt 1520172017177.52017150.5
2 Flag of Sweden.svg Lars Nyström 213201120208.5172113.5
3 Flag of Norway.svg Bjørn Skogstad 6981310116132096
4 Flag of Norway.svg Ludvig Hunsbedt 1751511126.511380.5
5 Flag of Sweden.svg Håkan Ivarsson 12156151015780
6 Flag of Norway.svg Steinar Jøranli 13159919461177
7 Flag of Norway.svg Knut Boberg 101712273.54964.5
8 Flag of Norway.svg Erik Hansen 12131571057
9 Flag of Norway.svg Kai Viggo Brateng 3101082135556
10 Flag of Norway.svg Nils-Tore Johnson 1119104.512653.5

Drivers

Div. 1

Div. 2

ConstructorCarNo.Driver
Audi Audi Quattro 2 Flag of Austria.svg Andy Bentza
4 Flag of Sweden.svg Olle Arnesson
6 Flag of Austria.svg Walter Mayer
10 Flag of Norway.svg Terje Schie
80 Flag of Cyprus.svg Dimi Mavropoulos
Ford Ford Escort 1 Flag of Norway.svg Martin Schanche
7 Flag of Norway.svg Kjetil Bolneset
22 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg John Welch
31 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Trevor Hopkins
Ford Capri 23 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Tony Proctor
Ford Fiesta 83 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Barry Hathaway
Porsche Porsche 911 4 Flag of Finland.svg Seppo Niittymäki
5 Flag of Sweden.svg Rolf Nilsson
8 Flag of Finland.svg Matti Alamäki
40 Flag of Norway.svg Geir Asbjørnsen
75 Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Rob Gibson
Talbot-Matra Talbot-Matra Murena 44 Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Luc Noyen

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