# Hal Martin
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hal martin (born December 29, 1985) is an American professional stock car racing driver who has competed in what is now the NASCAR Xfinity Series, the Truck Series, and the ARCA Racing Series.
He earned the nickname The Ragin' Cajun due to being from Louisiana.
== Racing career ==
=== Early career ===
Martin began his racing career when he was 15 years old, racing 80cc and 125cc shifter karts, racing around the Gulf Coast of the United States and winning the 2004 Louisiana State 80cc Shifter Kart Championship.
Colleen Carew chats with Hal Martin of CicadaNation2021.com
Cicadas are literally "Buzzin' Over Baltimore" so its a great time to be on Team CicadaNation2021.com! Go Behind the Scenes with Colleen as she chats with Hal Martin from CicadaNation2021.com about the buzz around town this week! For your cicada gear (and even cicada Christmas swag!) visit the cica…
Hal Martin Drinks Hal's New York Watermelon Seltzer
Hal Martin joins the pod to drink and discuss Hal's New York Watermelon Seltzer.
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Ep. 24: Brand New Steps and Triumphs (feat. Rajah Caruth)
In this episode, I bring you my interview with Rev Racing's Rajah Caruth prior to making his ARCA Menards Series East debut at New Smyrna earlier this month. Also, I discuss about Ben Rhodes' interest in running the Rolex 24 at Daytona, Ty Gibbs' keeping himself composed thanks to spotter Hal Marti…
Inside Alabama Racing 10.27.21
Tommy Praytor talks Mobile International Speedway with Christian Laytham and Jason Welsch, Ty Gibbs' great season with his spotter Hal Martin and everything else with Thomas Praytor!
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Motorsports Madness #266 - March 26, 2020 (Moncher, Hal Martin)
Motorsports Madness #266 - March 26, 2020 (Moncher, Hal Martin) by Race Chaser Online
How We Know the North Korean Embassy Break-In Wasn’t the Work of the CIA
In today’s News Roundup, Klon Kitchen adds to the North Korean Embassy invasion by an unknown group. Turns out some of the participants fled to the U.S. and lawyered up, but the real tipoff about attribution is that they’ve given some of the data they stole to the FBI. That rules out CIA involveme…
Spyfail: Foreign Spies, Moles, Saboteurs, and the Collapse of America’s Counterintelligence w/ James Bamford
On this edition of Parallax Views, legendary journalist James Bamford, known for his books The Puzzle Palace and Body of Secrets that lifted the veil of secrecy around the National Security Agency (NSA) as well as his critical exploration of the Bush-era Iraq War/War on Terror A Pretext for War, …
Ensuring that Innovation Benefits Small Businesses: The Role of Guardrails
This conversation took place during our March 24 event, “Advancing Innovation and Fairness in Small Business Finance,” hosted by the Responsible Business Lending Coalition and the Aspen Institute’s Business Ownership Initiative. It features a panel discussion with Cailey Locklair (Maryland Retailer…
Houston We Have a Problem Part 1: How a Houston Pickleball Tournament Exposed Our Game (and Grew It)
What happens when two confident 4.0 players stroll into a pickleball tournament thinking they’re ready… and Houston says, “Bless your hearts”?
You get this episode of Dinks on Tap.
We packed our paddles, mics, and maybe a little too much confidence for a Houston pickleball tournament, only to get…
Amplifying Voices with the Small Business Credit Survey
Join us for a discussion of the latest Small Business Credit Survey (SBCS), administered in fall 2025, and the key findings from the recently released 2026 Report on Employer Firms: Findings from the 2025 Small Business Credit Survey.
Through the presentation, you will discover the key trends impa…
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