Throughout 2024, Dan Creeden faced a challenging racing season marked by both triumphs and setbacks. Despite the difficulties, he secured the Penn Can Speedway track championship and achieved four feature wins, demonstrating remarkable resilience.

Team Creeden made strategic changes, including switching their regular tracks. While Friday nights at Penn-Can proved challenging, the move to New Egypt Speedway on Saturdays offered a fresh start and better racing environment.

A significant early-season crash at New Egypt Speedway posed a major setback, but thanks to friend Donnie Elliott's support with a replacement frame, the team bounced back. Throughout the season, they faced various challenges with motors and car setup.

The season concluded on a high note with impressive performances at Thunder Mountain Speedway's Monster Bash Weekend and BAPS Motor Speedway. Creeden led all 40 laps at Thunder Mountain and secured a close second-place finish at BAPS behind Billy Pauch Jr.

The final statistics for 2024 include:

• 1 Championship (Penn Can Speedway)
• 4 Feature wins
• 23 Top-five finishes
• 5th in points at New Egypt Speedway (rookie season)

Looking ahead to 2025, Team Creeden plans to:

• Start at All Tech Speedway in February
• Race Friday nights at Accord Speedway
• Return to New Egypt Speedway on Saturdays
• Compete in Deyo events starting at Port Royal
• Run selected shows at OCFS in the No. 1J

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Team manager Tania Creeden summarizes the season: "We don't stop, we don't sleep, we work hard for everything we have, and most importantly, we don't give up. We will regroup and continue to push on in 2025."

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