Season 2 Episode 2 : Peyton "Stringbean" Hamlet
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WOW! This week we had the absolute pleasure of speaking with the driver of the #19 Town and Country Ford Limited Late Model car, Peyton "Stringbean" Hamlet! Being a 2nd generation racer, Peyton comes from a racing family and tells us about how he started in racing and where he got this unique nickname. A humble individual who is the racers role model. You aren't going to want to miss this episode!
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This episode was published on January 10, 2023.
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