Martin Peter Hagon (born 25 December 1961 in Hackney, England is a former motorcycle speedway, grasstrack and longtrack rider.^[1]

Hagon raced for Hackney Hawks during the 1982 British League season.^[2] After another season with them he joined Sheffield Tigers for the 1984 British League season^[3] and would spend three seasons with them.^[4]

Peter Adams, the Wolverhampton Wolves promoter made inquiries towards Hagon at the beginning of the 1986 season^[5] but Hagon chose to join Ipswich Witches, where he spent his final season riding in league speedway.^[1]

Away from standard speedway he excelled in Longtrack and grasstrack and reached two Individual Speedway Long Track World Championship finals in 1985 and 1987.^[6] His last season was with Ipswich Witches in 1987.^[1]

He is the son of Alf Hagon and his son is Sam Hagon (both speedway riders).^[1]

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

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

• 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 his racing career, Martin went into the business his father set up called 'Hagon Shocks'. Today he runs the business and supplies many of the racing fraternity.^{[citation needed]}