In the 1984 Formula One season, Ferrari's 126C4 faced tough competition, particularly from McLaren's dominant MP4/2. The 126C4's only win came at the Belgian Grand Prix, with Michele Alboreto securing both the victory and the team's only pole position of the season. Ferrari finished second in the constructors' championship, significantly behind McLaren and narrowly ahead of Lotus-Renault. Despite its powerful engine, the 126C4 struggled with downforce and grip issues, affecting top speeds and fuel efficiency under the 1984 fuel restrictions. Overall, the 126C series managed 10 race wins, 10 pole positions, and 260.5 points in its competitive history.
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