Brown offers Mostert special Moffat Monza drive

Zak Brown has offered Repco Bathurst 1000 winner Chaz Mostert a chance at a special drive of a car out of his car collection.

Mostert and Lee Holdsworth combined to win the race for Walkinshaw Andretti United, of which Brown is a co-owner.

After the race, Mostert quipped that Brown "owes" him a steer of a special car.

James Moffat, who finished second for Tickford Racing, told Mostert that Brown owns his father Allan’s Chevrolet Monza sports sedan.

Brown responded to Mostert’s comments, retweeting the Supercars.com story and offering Mostert a steer of the Moffat car.

How about this then @chazmozzie @supercars? As driven by the Aussie icon himself Alan Moffat. Your move. https://t.co/r4hvjG105z pic.twitter.com/KSjCckVe9v

— Zak Brown (@ZBrownCEO) December 8, 2021

Moffat senior, who won the Great Race four times, raced the Monza in the IMSA Series in 1975.

He used the car in his successful 1976 Australian Sports Sedan Championship campaign.

Brown also owns the Holden Racing Team Commodore that Garth Tander and Nick Percat raced to victory in the 2011 Bathurst 1000.

Fittingly, the Tander/Percat car was the last Walkinshaw car to win the Bathurst 1000 until Mostert and Holdsworth won on Sunday.

McLaren Formula One team boss Brown has recently honoured a number of bets for his drivers.

Notably, Australian F1 ace Daniel Ricciardo got to drive Brown's ex-Dale Earnhardt Chevrolet Monte Carlo NASCAR as a reward for his win in the Italian Grand Prix.

Ricciardo turned laps in the Earnhardt raced at the Circuit of the Americas during the US Grand Prix weekend.

The 13-event 2022 Repco Supercars Championship will commence in Newcastle next year. Tickets for the event are on sale now.

The 13-round draft calendar was released on Sunday.