Twice World Supersport champion Andrew Pitt has announced his retirement from racing at the age of 35.
The Peel resident suffered a shoulder injury last year and it hasn't healed sufficiently to allow him to compete at the top level.
Announcing the news on Twitter he posted: 'So that's it, now officially retired has a strange ring to it. Lots of memories .... bring on whatever is next. First stop Adelaide TDU'.
Pitt won his World Supersport titles in 2001 and 2008.
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