Martin Hagon

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Martin Hagon

Born	(1961-12-25) 25 December 1961 (age 60) Hackney, England
Nationality	England
Current club information
Career status	Retired
Career history
1981-83	Hackney Hawks
1981	Rye House Rockets
1984-86	Sheffield Tigers
1987	Ipswich Witches
Individual honours
1984	European Grasstrack Champion
1984, 1987

Martin Hagon (born 25 December 1961 in Hackney, England was a speedway, grasstrack and longtrack rider. His father was the famous Motorcycle competitor Alf Hagon.

World Longtrack Championship Record[]

• 1985 - Esbjerg 12pts (7th)
• 1987 - Mühldorf 19pts (4th)
• 1988 - Qualifying Round
• 1989 - Semi-final
• 1990 - Semi-final
• 1991 - Semi-final

European Grasstrack Championship[]

• 1982 - Damme 10pts (8th)
• 1983 - 14pts (6th)
• 1984 - Eenrum 24pts (Champion)

British Masters Grasstrack Championship[]

• 1982 - Exeter Finalist
• 1983 - Long Marston Airfield Finalist
• 1984 - Yarm (Champion)
• 1985 - Andover Finalist
• 1986 - Exeter (2nd)
• 1987 - Andover (Champion)
• 1988 - Abingdon Finalist
• 1989 - Andover Finalist
• 1990 - Bridgnorth (2nd)
• 1991 - Tonbridge Finalist

After Racing[]

Martin has gone on to great success after his racing with the business his father set up 'Hagon Shocks'. Today he runs the business and supplies many of the racing fraternity.

References[]

External links[]

• https://www.methanolpress.com/tag/martin-hagon/
• https://www.hagon-shocks.co.uk/
• http://www.hagonshocksusa.com/abouthagon.htm
• http://www.lakesidehammers.co/mear-reveals-hagon-help/
• https://www.younglionsspeedway.co.uk/riders/sam-hagon/
• https://grasstrackgb.co.uk/martin-hagon/
• http://wwosbackup.proboards.com/thread/1293
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5186AyH7WKI