Overview
- Moffat died on Saturday at age 86 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease, according to a statement from his family.
- His family described him as a towering figure whose professionalism and influence shaped Australian motorsport for more than five decades.
- Supercars Australia will honor him at the upcoming bp Adelaide Grand Final, with CEO James Warburton calling him a pioneer, a champion and an icon.
- He won four Bathurst 1000s and four Australian Touring Car Championships, was born in Canada, and earned an OBE along with multiple Hall of Fame inductions.
- He announced his diagnosis in 2019 and later served as a patron of Dementia Australia, helping establish the Allan Moffat Foundation, which will continue.