1984 Trans-Am Series

The 1984 Budweiser Trans-Am Championship was the nineteenth running of the Sports Car Club of America's premier series.

1984 Trans-Am Series
Previous:	1983	Next:	1985

Results

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Round	Date	Circuit	Winning driver	Winning vehicle
1	6 May	Road Atlanta	Darin Brassfield	Chevrolet Corvette
2	20 May	Summit Point	Bob Lobenberg	Pontiac Trans-Am
3	3 June	Sears Point	Greg Pickett	Mercury Capri
4	16 June	Portland	Greg Pickett	Mercury Capri
5	23 June	Detroit	Tom Gloy	Mercury Capri
6	3 July	Daytona	Willy T. Ribbs	Mercury Capri
7	22 July	Brainerd	Willy T. Ribbs	Mercury Capri
8	5 August	Road America	Richard Spenard	Chevrolet Corvette
9	19 August	Watkins Glen	Willy T. Ribbs	Mercury Capri
10	2 September	Trois-Rivières	Tom Gloy	Mercury Capri
11	9 September	Mosport	Paul Miller	Porsche Turbo Carrera
12	23 September	Seattle	Greg Pickett	Mercury Capri
13	30 September	Sears Point	Greg Pickett	Mercury Capri
14	7 October	Riverside	Darin Brassfield	Chevrolet Corvette
15	28 October	Green Valley	Willy T. Ribbs	Mercury Capri
16	11 November	Caesars Palace	Tom Gloy	Mercury Capri

Championship standings (Top 10)

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Pos	Driver	Points
1	Tom Gloy	225
2	Greg Pickett	188
3	Willy T. Ribbs	155
4	Wally Dallenbach Jr.	142
5	Bob Lobenberg	135
6	Darin Brassfield	120
7	Jim Miller	110
8	David Hobbs	106
9	Paul Miller	79
10	Jim Derhaag	59

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