Toleman TG184
The Toleman TG184 is a Formula 1 racing team Toleman, which was used in the World Cup season 1984 from the fifth race of the season.
Developed by Rory Byrne and John Gentry car was driven by Ayrton Senna, Johnny Cecotto, Stefan Johansson and Pierluigi Martini. The TG184 was in twelve races at the start and took three podium finishes, including a second place of Senna in the wet race in Monaco, where he the leader Alain Prost with significantly faster lap times set in only his sixth race under pressure, the race but was canceled as he still had seven seconds behind. The team finished seventh in the constructors' world championship.
The TG184 was powered by a turbocharged engine of hard with the type designation 415T. The 4-cylinder in-line engine had 1500 cc displacement. The monocoque consisting of carbon fiber reinforced plastic ( " carbon fiber ").