Allan Moffat. Image: Glenis Lindley / Speedcafe Archive
Moffat died this morning, aged 86, after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease.
The Canadian-born Moffat’s achievements included four victories in the Great Race at Bathurst and four Australian Touring Car Championship titles.
Moffat’s passing was confirmed by his family via a post on the legend’s official Facebook page.
“It is with deep sadness that the Moffat family announces the passing of Allan Moffat OBE, who died peacefully at 11:05 this morning, surrounded by his loved ones, after a long and courageous battle with Alzheimer’s disease,” it read.
“Allan Moffat leaves behind an extraordinary legacy, not only as a champion driver, but as a respected mentor, advocate, and friend to many.
“He will be remembered for his unwavering passion, competitive spirit, and the profound impact he had on motorsport in Australia and around the world.
“The Moffat family asks for privacy during this time as they grieve the loss of their beloved father, grandfather, and friend.”
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