Allan Moffat to be honoured with state memorial service

The late Allan Moffat will be honoured with a state memorial service.

Racing legend Moffat passed away on November 22, aged 86, after a battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

The Canadian-born racer won the Bathurst 1000 four times, and the Australian Touring Car Championship four times.

The Supercars Hall of Famer’s life was celebrated at the bp Adelaide Grand Final, where all Ford Supercars ran tribute stickers.

Confirmed Monday, Moffat will receive a state memorial service, which will be held at 11:30 am on Tuesday 16 December at Melbourne Town Hall.

Further details on how to attend or watch the live stream will be confirmed in due course, with this article to be updated.

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan said: “As one of Australia’s greatest sporting legends, Allan Moffat has left a remarkable and enduring legacy in motorsport across the nation and the world.

"My thoughts are with his loved ones as they commemorate his life.”

Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events, Steve Dimopoulos, added: “This is about recognising Allan’s exceptional career – built on talent, professionalism and relentless determination.”