Welcome to the Official Internet Home of Voodoo Motorsports based in Franklinton, Louisiana. Voodoo Motorsports currently fields cars for 19 year old, Scott Creel from Franklinton, Lousiaiana, who drives the #31 Mastersbilt/Pro Power Racing Engine Super Late Model. In 2010 Scott will be competing in various regional and national Super Late Model events throughout the Southeast.

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January 31st, 2010 - Over the past few nights, Scott entered the Super Bowl of Racing at Golden Isles Raceway in Brunswick, Georgia. The action got underway on Thursday night with a $7,500 to win event. He qualified 21st fastest of the 34 entries on hand, which gave him the 6th starting position in the first heat race. He advanced one spot to a 5th place finish, and with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, he was forced to a b-main event. In the b-main, he would earn a transfer spot to start 21st in the feature. After not making up much ground during the early stages of the feature, he would retire to save his equipment and would be credited with a 23rd place finish.

Friday night would not be very kind to Voodoo Motorsports as Scott saw the rearend break while running in a transfer spot in his b-main event, which brought his night to a disappointing early end.

On Saturday night, the $12,000 to win finale was held. After winning his b-main event, Creel started 19th on the grid in the feature. He would ultimately retire from the event to a 22nd place finish.

January 23rd, 2010 - Scott entered the 10th Annual Winter Classic on Saturday afternoon at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. With 32 Super Late Models in action, Creel laid down a 13.88 lap to earn the pole position for the 40 lap, $3,000 to win, feature event. During the early stages of the event, Scott would run in the top five before the handling on his #31 entry began to go away. By the race's midway point, he decided to retire from the event with an ill-handling car.

January 10th, 2010 - Scott Creel traveled to Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama for the 19th Annual Ice Bowl over the weekend. The team originally planned to just do some testing on Thursday and Friday, and then head home, but after turning several strong laps, they opted to stay and enter the event. On Saturday with 52 Super Late Models on hand, Scott started 8th in his heat race, and midway through the event, wasn't making up any ground on a one groove track, and decided to save his equipment and retired from the event. He elected to skip Sunday's b-main and headed back home.

November 15th, 2009 - Scott entered his final event of the 2009 season on Sunday evening as he took part in the Blue/Gray 100 at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina. With $10,000 on the line, Scott qualified fifth fastest in his group. However, he would cross the scales 40 lbs light and was disqualified and was forced to start eleventh in his heat race. He would advance to a seventh place finish in the heat race, but with only the top six transferring his night came to an early end.

November 14th, 2009 - The team invaded Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, Tennessee on Saturday night for the Turkey Rumble 50, which paid $5,000 to win in the unsanctioned, Super Late Model event. Scott qualified 20th fastest out of the 39 entries, which resulted in him starting 5th in a qualifier. He was running 5th early in the qualifier, when he almost spun, causing him to fall back to the 7th position, which is where he would finish. With only the top four cars transferring to the feature, Scott was short of a transfer, however, the two fastest cars, who didn't race their way into the show received provisionals, and as a result he was the recipient of the 24th starting position. Early in the 50 lap feture, Scott passed a few cars, but shortly thereafter something would break in the rear end bringing his night to an early end.

November 13th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports rolled into Screven Motor Speedway in Screven, Georgia for a $4,000 to win Southern All Star Super Late Model event. With 32 Super Late Models on hand, Creel qualified 8th fastest to earn the 8th starting spot for the feature. Early in the event Scott faded as far as the 14th position before rebounding to a solid 10th place run against a stout field of competitors.

November 7th, 2009 - Scott was in action in the 3rd Annual Gumbo Nationals at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi over the course of the weekend. With 36 Super Late Models on hand, Scott qualified second fastest in his group and ran fourth in his heat race after battling a loose car. Via his heat race finish, Creel started 14th in the feature and was up to the seventh position near the race's midway point, when a pair of cars made contact in front of Scott leaving him with nowhere to go. He would make contact with one of the cars, and would be able to continue, but his car would never be the same as he would fade to a 13th place finish.

October 25th, 2009 - Scott Creel traveled to Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi for the 15th Annual Coors Light Fall Classic over the weekend. With 60 Super Late Models on hand, Scott finished sixth in his heat race, and with only the top three cars transferring to the feature, he was forced to a b-main event, where he started fifth. In the b-main, Scott would fail to advance to a transfer spot, bringing his weekend to an early end.

October 18th, 2009 - Scott entered the $1,000 to win Super Late Model event at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi on Saturday night, which served as a warm up event for the upcoming $15,000 to win Fall Classic. Creel struggled in time trials, which left him starting 12th in his heat race. He advanced to a tenth place finish to pick up a transfer spot to the feature. After starting 20th to the feature, Scott reached as high as the 13th position by lap seven before his right rear tire sealed over during a caution period. He would go on to fade to a 16th place finish.

September 27th, 2009 - David returned to action behind the wheel of the #54 Voodoo Motorsports Mastersbilt over the weekend in the 20th Annual Magnolia State 100 at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. With 69 Super Late Models on hand, Breazeale set fast time in his group to earn the pole position for his heat race. In the qualifying heat, David held off Clint Smith to take the win and earn the outside front row starting spot for the 100 lap, $20,009 to win event.

In the feature, David would assume control of the top spot at the drop of the green flag as he outgunned Ronny Lee Hollingsworth to the first corner. Breazeale would lead the first 32 laps before Shane Clanton slipped by to take over the top spot. Over the remainder of the event, David's car would begin to tighten up, but he still managed to race his way to a great 5th place finish against a talented field of Super Late Models.

September 8th, 2009 - Scott Creel had a busy Labor Day weekend. On Sunday, September 6th, he was in action at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina in a $10,000 to win event. After finishing fourth in his heat race to earn the 17th starting position for the feature, Scott advanced to a solid 10th place finish in his first time ever at the 1/2 mile speedplant.

On Monday, September 7th, Creel entered the Southern All Stars East event at Travelers Rest Speedway in Travelers Rest, South Carolina. Scott would qualifying seventh fastest in time trials to lock into the seventh starting spot in the feature. He had a solid top ten run going in the feature before his tires sealed over during a midrace caution, resulting in him fading to an 11th place finish.

August 22nd, 2009 - Scott Creel entered the unsanctioned, $3,000 To Win Super Late Model event at Lavonia Speedway in Lavonia, Georgia on Saturday night. Scott would get behind the eight ball in qualifying as he qualified in the 15th starting spot for the feature event. However, he would enjoy a strong run in the feature as he raced his way to a 7th place finish in his first ever event at the facility.

August 21st, 2009 - Breazeale was in action with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series on Friday night at Tazewell Speedway in Tazewell, Tennessee. After finishing 6th in his heat race, David earned the 17th starting position for the feature event. He would go on to charge to an 11th place finish to earn the Quartermaster Rookie of the Race honors!

August 20th, 2009 - David Breazeale entered the 6th Annual Scorcher 100 with the Lucas Oil Series Super Late Models at Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee. With 45 Super Late Models on hand, David finished 7th in his heat race to earn the 5th starting position for the b-main event. David would race his way to the 5th position in the consolation event, which was one position short of a transfer to the feature event. As a result, Breazeale utilized a provisional to start the 100 lap event. After starting 24th, he would retire early in the event to a 23rd place finish.

August 15th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports entered the 17th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100 over the weekend at Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas. With 68 Super Late Models signed in for the $40,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Series event, David qualified 24th fastest in his group in group qualifications, earning him the 8th starting position for his heat race. He would advance to a fifth place finish in his heat race, but with only the top three finishers transferring to the feature, he was forced to a b-main event. He started sixth in the 20 lap b-main, but raced his way into the second position early in the event as he pursued leader, Brad Neat. Breazeale looked to have the second and final transfer spot locked up, but disaster struck with seven laps remaining in the b-main, when a lapped car spun in front of Breazeale causing him to spin. David received damage in the accident and was done for the night.

August 8th, 2009 - David Breazeale entered the Sunoco Race Fuels North/South 100 over the weekend at Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky. Seventy-eight Super Late Models were on hand for the $50,000 to win event. After finishing ninth in his heat race, David competed in the b-main, where he fell short of earning a transfer spot to the feature event.

Scott Creel was in action with the MSCCS Super Late Models at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi. With 30 Super Late Models on hand, Scott qualified second fastest in his group to earn a position in the pole-sitter's dash. He would finish 5th in the pole-sitter's dash, which earned him the fifth starting spot for the 50 lap feature. In the feature, he was running running third, when he clipped an infield tire bringing his night to an early end.

August 1st, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports entered the Lucas Oil Late Model Series event tonight at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, Maryland. With 47 Super Late Models on hand, David used a provisional to start the 50 lap feature in the 26th position. He would advance to a 19th place finish in the final rundown.

July 31st, 2009 - Tonight's Lucas Oil Late Model Series event at Winchester Speedway in Winchester, Virginia fell victim to rain and will not be rescheduled.

July 30th, 2009 - After having the Lucas Oil Late Model Series event at Rome-Utica Speedway in Utica, New York moved back to Thursday night due to rain on Wednesday night, David started 14th in the 50 lap feature, and battled his way to a 14th place finish in the event.

July 25th, 2009 - Scott had a great night on Saturday night with the MSCCS at Central Mississippi Speedway in Winona, Mississippi. After setting fast time in his group and finishing second in the dash, Creel started outside front row for the feature alongside Chris Wall. He would battle Wall for the entire feature before settling for a great second place finish!

July 24th, 2009 - Scott Creel entered the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series (MSCCS) Super Late Model Series event on Friday night at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi. The event drew 22 entries, and Scott qualified 5th fastest in his group, which earned him the pole position for his qualifier. He would finish second in the qualifier to transfer to the 12th starting position in the 40 lap feature. In the main event, Scott would advance to an eighth place finish.

July 18th, 2009 - Breazeale entered the $10k to win Lucas Oil Late Model Series event tonight at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri. With 47 Super Late Models on hand, David finished 3rd in his heat race, earning him the 12th starting spot for the 50 lap feature. The team would miss the setup for the main event, and Breazeale would ultimately fade to a 19th place finish.

Scott Creel was in action with the MSCCS Super Late Models on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi. With 30 Super Late Models on hand, Scott qualified second fastest in his group, which earned him the third starting position for the pole sitters dash, where he recorded a 3rd place finish. After starting 3rd in the feature, Scott raced his way to a 6th place finish. However, he was incorrectly officially scored in the 7th position.

July 17th, 2009 - David Breazeale was in action in the Budweiser 50 at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois on Friday night. The $10,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Series sanctioned event, drew 47 entries. After finishing sixth in his heat race, David started 4th in a b-main. He would record a 4th place finish, but with only the top three cars advancing to the feature, his night came to an early end.

July 11th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports entered a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Series events over the weekend with both team drivers in action.

On Friday night the team was in action at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama in a $7,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Series event. With 35 Super Late Models on hand, David started 5th in his heat race and raced his way to a 4th place finish, earning him a transfer to the 40 lap feature event. In the feature event, he would start 15th and that's where he would finish when the checkered flag fell on the event.

Scott Creel was also in action at North Alabama Speedway on Friday night and started 8th in his heat race. He would only manage a 7th place finish in his qualifier, which pinned him deep in the starting grid for a b-main event. In the b-main he would finish in the 7th position, which was just short of a transfer to the feature, bringing his night to an end.

On Saturday night, the team traveled to Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for a $10,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Series event, which was taped by the Speed TV cameras. The event drew 47 Super Late Models. After finishing 7th in his heat race and struggling in the b-main, David was forced to utilize a provisional for the feature event. After starting 24th in the grid, he would battle his way to a 13th place finish.

Scott Creel would once again battle an ill handling race car as he fell short of qualifying for the main event after finishing deep in a b-main.

July 4th, 2009 - David Breazeale entered the $10,000 to win Lucas Oil Late Model Series event at Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee on Saturday night. David had a great second place run to Chris Madden in his heat race, which earned him the 6th starting position for the main event. In the feature, Breazeale would battle throughout the top ten before settling for a 10th place finish by the time that the checkered flag fell.

Scott Creel entered the third round of the Four Crown Nationals on Saturday night at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. The $2,000 to win event drew 38 Super Late Models, and Scott would struggle in time trials, which pinned him with a starting spot deep in his qualifier. He would advance to a 5th place finish in the event, but with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, his night came to an end.

July 3rd, 2009 - Breazeale was in action at Muskingum County Speedway in Zanesville, Ohio. With 43 Super Late Models on hand David would fall just short of transferring to the feature event from his b-main as he finished in the 5th spot and only the top three cars transferred to the feature event. After utilizing a provisional starting spot for the feature event, David raced his way to a 19th place finish.

Scott Creel competed in Round #2 of the Four Crown Nationals tonight at Central Mississippi Speedway in Winona, Mississippi. With 32 Super Late Models on hand, Scott started 15th in the feature event. He would advance to a 12th place finish.

July 2nd, 2009 - Scott competed in the opener for the Four Crown Nationals on Thursday night at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi. 27 Super Late Models were on hand for the $2,000 to win event, and Scott raced his way to a great 10th place finish!

June 27th, 2009 - Scott entered the $2,500 to win event, which was sanctioned by the O'Reilly SUPR Super Late Models on Saturday night at Pike County Speedway in McComb, Mississippi. After starting 7th in his heat race, he advanced to a 4th place finish, which earned him the 10th starting position for the feature event. In the 50 lap feature he would race his way to an 11th place finish.

June 20th, 2009 - David wrapped up the chaotic Lucas Oil Late Model Series Southern Swing on Saturday night Fayetteville Speedway in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After utilizzing a series provisional he picked up a 23rd place finish in the event.

Scott Creel wrapped up his weekend on Saturday night at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi in a $2,500 to win, 50 lap MSCCS event. He battled a free car throughout the night to a 15th place finish.

June 19th, 2009 - Friday night found Breazeale in action at Cherokee Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina with the Lucas Oil tour. David won the b-main, which earned him the 19th starting position for the feature event. He would advance to a 16th place finish, earning the Lucas Oil Rookie of the Race honors.

Scott Creel entered the MSCCS event at Greenville with 27 cars on hand. He qualified 6th fastest in his group in group qualifications. After starting second in his qualifier, he raced his way to the win, and earned the 10th starting spot for the 40 lap feature event. After going off the end of the track on the second lap, he rebounded to a great 5th place finish.

June 18th, 2009 - David Breazeale was in action at Swainsboro Raceway in Swainsboro, Georgia with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series on Thursday night. Intermittent showers throughout the night made for a late show, but the staff was able to compete the event. After finishing 5th in his heat race, David started 14th in the 40 lap feature and raced his way to a 15th place finish. He is now 2nd in the Lucas Oil Rookie of the Year point standings behind Jon Blankenship.

June 17th, 2009 - After utilizing a Lucas Oil Late Model Series provisional, David picked up a 20th place finish in the $7,000 to win event on Tuesday night at Cleveland Speedway in Cleveland, Tennessee

June 14th, 2009 - Both Voodoo Motorsports drivers were in action over the weekend, but luck would be on neither driver's side. Scott Creel entered a pair of MSCCS events in the state of Florida. On Friday night, he was in action at Northwest Florida Speedway in Baker, Florida as 29 cars signed in for the event. In group time trials, Scott qualified 2nd fastest, and after finishing 6th in the dash earned the 6th starting spot for the feature event. However, Scott's night would come to an early end, when several cars checked up in front of him. Creel made contact with Neil Baggett's car, and Scott suffered enough damage to bring his night to an early end and a 22nd place finish.

On Saturday night, Scott entered the MSCCS event at Southern Speedway in Milton, Florida. With 22 entries on hand, Scott qualified 5th fastest in his group, which earned him the pole position for a b-main event, which he won. As a result, he started 11th in the feature. Early in the event, he cracked the top ten and was battling with Jason Phillips on lap 17, when Scott looped his machine in turn three bringing his night to an early end. He was officially scored in the 20th position.

David Breazeale entered a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Series events over the weekend. On Thursday night, he was in action at Duck River Speedway in Wheel, Tennessee. In time trials, the bad luck bug would bite David again as he made hard contact with the wall. As a result, he missed his heat race and started last in a b-main. He charged through the field, but missed the transfer by a single spot, bringing his night to an early end.

On Friday night, Breazeale was in action at North Georgia Speedway in Chatsworth, Georgia with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series. Once again, David would spend much of the night behind the eight ball as the team battled the setup on the car. He would once again fall short of a transfer spot to the feature event.

Saturday night's Lucas Oil Late Model Series event at Talladega Short Track in Eastaboga, Alabama fell victim to early morning rains.

June 7th, 2009 - Scott Creel piloted his Voodoo Motorsports entry into battle on Saturdaynight at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi in the 6th Annual Coca-Cola Governor's Cup. After struggling in time trials, Scott started deep in his qualifier. He would advance to a 6th place finish in the qualifier, which was two spots short of a transfer to the feature, bringing his night to an early end.

June 1st, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports once again had both team drivers in action over the weekend. On Saturday night, David Breazeale entered the 23rd Annual Ralph Latham Memorial at Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky. The $10,000 to win, Lucas Oil Late Model Series event, drew 50 cars. David finished 10th in his heat race after being involved in an incident. He would not be able to make the call for the b-main and was forced to utilize a provisional to start the feature event. In the feature, after starting 24th, he would advance to a 19th place finish.

Scott Creel was in action on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi with the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series Super Late Models. 26 Super Late Models entered the event, and after finishing 4th in his his qualifier, he earned the 15th starting spot in the 50 lap main event. Scott would go on to record a 16th place finish.

May 25th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports had an extremely busy Memorial Day weekend. David Breazeale traveled to West Plains Motor Speedway in West Plains, Missouri for the 17th annual Show Me 100, which was held Thursday through Saturday. With 66 Super Late Models on hand, Breazeale earned the 8th starting position for his qualifying heat race. David would advance one spot to a 7th place finish, which sent him to the b-main event on Saturday night. With only the top two cars transferring to the main event, Breazeale would fall just short of a transfer with a 10th place finish. However, he was able to utilize a Lucas Oil Late Model Series provisional for the 100 lap finale. After starting 25th, David would advance to a 19th place finish.

On Sunday night, Breazeale was in action with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series at Tri City Speedway in Pontoon Beach, Illinois. 40 Super Late Models signed in for the event. David raced his way to a 7th place finish, and with only the top four cars transferring to the feature, he was once again forced to the b-main. David would fall short of a transfer in the b-main, but would be able to utilize a provisional starting spot for the feature. He started 24th in the 50 lap event, and recorded a 19th place finish for the second straight night.

Down South, Scott Creel, was also in action for Voodoo Motorsports as he attempted to enter a trio of events. Creel originally planned to race in the three MSCCS tour races over the holiday weekend, but after being rained out at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi on Friday night, the team headed further south to Louisiana and Texas for a pair of SUPR Super Late Model events. On Saturday night, Scott raced at Champiton Motorsports Park in Minden, Louisiana. After finishing 4th in his heat race, Scott earned the 16th starting spot for the 50 lap, $2,500 to win feature event, where he finished 17th.

On Sunday night, Creel made his first trip to Lonestar Speedway in Kilgore, Texas for another $2,500 to win, 50 lap SUPR event. With 37 Super Late Models on hand, Scott finished 5th in his heat race and 5th in the last chance qualifier, which was just short of transferring to the feature, which brought his night to an early end.

May 17th, 2009 - David Breazeale set out to compete in a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Series events over the weekend, however Mother Nature altered the team's plans by nixing Saturday night's show at Lasalle Speedway in Lasalle, Illinois. Breazeale did compete with the Lucas Oil Series on Friday night at Paducah International Raceway in Paducah, Kentucky. With 48 Super Late Models on hand, David raced to a fourth place finish in his heat race, which earned him the 15th starting position for the feature event. In the feature, David would retire to a 20th place finish.

May 10th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports competed in the 3rd Annual Diamond Nationals at Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, Missouri over the course of the weekend. 76 Super Late Models were on hand for the $30,000 to win, 75 lap event, which saw Friday night's program fall victim to Mother Nature. As a result, the program was condensed into a single day's show on Saturday. David would set the 7th fastest time in his group in qualifications. A three inversion for heat race action was drawn, which would earn him the pole starting spot for the fourth heat race. He would fight off the late advances of Wendell Wallace to win the 15 lap heat race, and earn the 2nd starting position for the feature event. The team decided to go on hard tires for feature, as they felt that the track would dry out quickly. However, as it would turn out the surface would hold moisture throughout the event, and as a result Breazeale would fade to a 20th place finish on hard tires.

April 26th, 2009 - David Breazeale entered a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Series results over the weekend on the East Coast. On Friday night, the team was at Bedford Speedway in Bedford, Pennsylvania as 62 Super Late Models signed in for the $10,000 to win event. David finished 2nd in his heat race to earn the 7th starting position for the feature event. In the feature Breazeale would fight his way to a 15th place finish.

On Saturday night the team was in action at Hagerstown Speedway in Hagerstown, Maryland for another $10,000 to win show with 53 cars on hand. Breazeale finished 7th in his heat race, which forced him to the b-main. In the b-main, he would advance to a 5th place finish, which was just short of a transfer to the feature event.

April 11th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports entered the 8th Annual Rebel Challenge over the weekend with both David Breazeale and Scott Creel in action. On Friday night, with 44 Super Late Models on hand Breazeale finished 2nd in his qualifier to earn the 14th starting spot in the $3,000 to win, 40 lap event. He would record a 15th place finish in the event. On Saturday night, with 45 Super Late Models signed in for battle David set fast time in his group in group qualifying and started 4th in the 50 lap, $10,000 to win event. He would battle at the front of the pack in the race's early stages before retiring with an ill handling car to an 18th place finish.

On Friday night, Scott finished 2nd in his qualifier and earned the 16th starting spot in the feature. He would retire early in the event with mechanical woes to a 23rd place finish. On Saturday night, Creel fell short of qualifying for the main event after finishing 8th in his qualifier with only the top four cars transferring to the feature.

April 3rd, 2009 - David raced tonight at Sylvania Raceway in Sylvania, Georgia. With 44 Super Late Models on hand David finished 3rd in his heat race, which earned him the 10th starting spot for the feature event. The team's hopes were high for the feature, but an incident on the second circuit involving Breazeale, Wayne Chinn, and Casey Roberts would bring David's night to an early end, and he would be credited with a 26th place finish in the main event.

March 30th, 2009 - Scott Creel set out to compete in a pair of O'Reilly SUPR Super Late Model events over the weekend, but Saturday's event at Pike County Speedway in Magnolia, Mississippi would fall victim to Mother Nature.

On Sunday the team traveled to Baton Rouge Raceway in Baton Rouge, Louisiana for a $2,500 to win, 50 lap event. With 25 Super Late Models on hand, Scott earned the 18th starting spot for the feature event. He would retire early in the event to a 19th palce finish.

March 22nd, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports was in action in two different locations on Saturday night with Scott Creel competing at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi and David Breazeale competing at Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana.

With 34 Super Late Models on hand on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park, Scott qualified second fastest in his group, which earned him an automatic starting spot in the feature event. After finishing 7th in the dash, he started 7th in the feature, and was battling for the 3rd spot near the race's midway point, when he made incidental contact with Justin McRee causing McRee to spin. Creel was credited with the caution and sent to the back. With passing coming at a premium, Scott retired a few laps later to save his equipment.

David Breazeale was in action with the Lucas Oil Late Model Series on Saturday night at Brownstown Speedway in Brownstown, Indiana. 65 Super Late Models signed in to battle for the top prize. David would spend all night behind the eight ball as he was pinned deep in his heat race after struggling in time trials. He would finish at the back of his heat and only managed a midpack finish in the b-main, which brought his night to an early end.

March 8th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports entered the season opening events over the weekend at South Mississippi Speedway in Gulfport, Mississippi. On Friday night, the team's lone entry was David Breazeale in his #54 Rocket/Jay Dickens Racing Engine Super Late Model. David started 9th in the feature after winning his qualifier. With most of the field utilizing the low line, Breazeale used the high line to work his way to the front. On two separate occasions, he would race his way into the lead only to have a caution flag nullify the pass. The third attempt to take the lead would not go in his favor as contact from another car caused the nose of the #54 to begin getting caught under the front of the car. Breazeale would ultimately be forced to retire with a car that was undriveable. He was credited with a 15th place finish.

On Saturday night, David was joined in action by fellow Voodoo Motorsports teammate, Scott Creel for the $3,000 to win, MSCCS sanctioned event. Scott finished second in his qualifier to earn a 10th place starting position in the 50 lap feature event. Creel would record a 15th place finish in the feature. Breazeale would lock into the feature via time trials and earned a 3rd starting position for the feature. However, an ill-handling race car would force David to retire early in the event to a 21st place finish.

February 14th, 2009 - In tonight's World of Outlaw Super Late Model event at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida, David qualified 27th out of 56 entries. He started in the fifth position, and was able to advance to a 4th place finish, which earned him the pole starting position for a consolation event. However, mechanical issues were discovered after the heat race, and the team was forced to scratch from the remainder of the evening's program.

February 13th, 2009 - Breazeale qualified 7th in his group tonight at Volusia Speedway Park in the UMP Late Model sanctioned event. After starting 7th in his heat race, David advanced to a 4th place finish. With the top three cars advancing to the feature, he was forced to start outside front row in a b-main. David would lead the first 10 laps of his consolation event before the handling on his car started to go away. He would slip to a third place finish by the time that the checkered flag fell, which was unfortunately one spot short of a transfer to the feature.

February 12th, 2009 - David qualified 40th out of 61 entries tonight in the World of Outlaw event at Volusia. He started 7th in his heat race and finished 6th, which sent him to a consolation event where he was scheduled to start 6th. However, David elected to not run the b-main bringing his night to an end.

February 11th, 2009 - Tonight was just one of those nights at Volusia. After qualifying in the 7th position for his heat race, David was caught up in an early heat race accident that resulted in Kelly Boen landing on top of him. Breazeale was not injured, but the car was done for the night. The team will be unloading their backup car for Thursday night's World of Outlaw Late Model program at Volusia Speedway Park.

February 10th, 2009 - Voodoo Motorsports competed tonight in Night #2 at Volusia Speedway Park. Once again, over 70 Super Late Models were on hand. David qualified 6th in his group, which is where he started for his heat race. He would slip to an 8th place finish, sending him to a consolation event, where he finished in the 7th position, bringing his night to an end.

February 9th, 2009 - Breazeale competed tonight in the first night of the UMP Super Late Model Nationals at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. With 67 Super Late Models on hand, David qualified 7th in his group in time trials, which resulted in him starting 7th in his heat race. David would have trouble in his heat race that resulted in a 9th place finish. He would start 11th in the first consolation event, and would advance to a 7th place finish, which was unfortunately short of a transfer to the feature.

February 8th, 2009 - After a strong showing at East Bay Raceway Park against the nation's best teams, Voodoo Motorsports has decided to stay in Florida and compete in the UMP & World of Outlaw Late Model events on February 9th-14th at Volusia Speedway Park in Barberville, Florida. Also, both Voodoo Motorsports drivers, David Breazeale and Scott Creel, were recently featured in Dirt Nation interviews. To listen to the archived interview for David click HERE and to listen to the archived interview for Scott click HERE. In addition Voodoo Motorsports has several new items listed on their For Sale page.

February 7th, 2009 - Tonight was the East Bay finale for the Lucas Oil Late Model Series. David qualified 20th in his group, which earned him a 7th starting position in his heat race. He would advance to a 5th place finish in the heat race. With only the top three cars transferring from heat race action to the feature, Breazeale would be forced to a b-main. Breazeale would battle for the lead for the entire b-main, but would fall just short of making the a-main as he finished 2nd and only the winner transferred to the feature event.

February 6th, 2009 -Tonight at East Bay the team's luck did not improve any. After qualifying 26th in his group, David started 9th in his heat race. He would be caught up in an early race accident when Chris Wall spun in front of him. He would be forced to the b-main where he started 18th and would charge to a 4th place finish. Unfortunately only the winner of the consolation event transferred to the feature, so the night came to an end for Voodoo Motorsports.

February 5th, 2009 - It was a tough night for Voodo Motorsports. Breazeale struggled in time trials, which pinned him deep in a heat race. He finished 8th in his heat race and his luck did not improve in the b-main when he was collected in an accident with Rusty Schlenk spun in front of him bringing his night to an end.

February 4th, 2009 - David's night got off to a much better start tonight at East Bay. He set sixth quick time for his group, which earned him an outside front row starting position for his heat race. Breazeale would perform a daring slide job early in the race to snag the lead and to go on uncontested for the win, which earned him the 6th starting position for the main event. Unfortunately mechanical woes early in the feature event, would bring his night to an early end, and he would be credited with a 24th place finish.

February 3rd, 2009 - After being rained out on Monday night in the opener for the Lucas Oil Late Model Series at East Bay Raceway Park in Gibsonton, Florida, Voodoo Motorsports finally got the 2009 season underway on Tuesday. With 69 Super Late Models on hand, David qualified 15th in his group, which earned him a 5th starting position in his heat race. On a hammer down race track that did not lend itself to much passing, David finished 6th in his heat, which earned him a sixth starting position in his b-main. He would finish 8th in the b-main, and with only the top two cars transferring to the main event, his night came to an end.

January 13th, 2009 -

For the 2009 season, David Breazeale and Voodoo Motorsports have decided to take on the challenge of competing full time on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series (LOLMDS) in pursuit of the 2009 Rookie of the Year honor with the tour.

Over the past few years David and Voodoo Motorsports have competed in an array of events, and have been progressively ramping their program in a more national direction.  Team owner, Jason Creel, feels that the team is now ready to attack the national scene.  For the 2009 season, the team has made the move to Rocket Chassis and will once again utilize Jay Dickens Racing Engines in their #54 Creel Brothers/Black Warrior Auction Company entry.

“Since we hired David to be our driver a few years ago, we have been prepping our program to become a national force.  This past season we ventured to more national events as well as several tracks that we had never competed at before in preparation for running a major series like the Lucas Oil tour.  We think that now is our time to hit the road and make some noise with Voodoo Motorsports,” comments Jason Creel.

In 2008 season, Breazeale entered 36 events, which included 5 four feature wins, 16 top five finishes, and 21 top ten finishes.

The tentative first event for “The Ragin Rebel” David Breazeale and Voodoo Motorsports will be on February 1st, 2009 at East Bay Raceway Park in the opener for the 32th Annual Winternatoinals, which will be sanctioned by the LOLMDS.  David’s complete, tentative schedule can be found at the official internet home of Voodoo Motorsports at www.VoodooDirt.com .

November 17th, 2008 - The team entered Night #2 of the Fall Late Model Nationals at Deep South Speedway on Sunday night with David Breazeale and David Ashley each piloting Voodoo Motorsports prepared entries. Breazeale set quick time and started first in the 40 lap feature. Ashley qualified seventh, which is where he started for the main event. Breazeale would battle at the front of the pack for the entire event before finishing in the third position. Ashley battled his way home to a 7th place finish in the feature. Sunday night's event marked the final event of 2008 for Voodoo Motorsports. Stay tuned for big news on the team for 2009!

November 16th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports traveled to Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama last night to compete in Night #1 of the Fall Late Model Nationals. With $2,500 on the line, the team filed entries for David Breazeale and David Ashley (in Scott Creel's #31). Breazeale qualified 2nd overall in time trials, and Ashley qualified 7th in the 29 car field. Breazeale would start outside front row for the feature event. David finished a very close second to race winner, Travis Pennington. However, in post race inspection, things took a strange turn. The event was advertised to require tires that durometered 44 or harder. David was notified that a change had been made in the tire rule for the event, and that his Hoosier 1450 (which punched much harder than 44) was not allowed, and he was disqualified.

Things became even more strange when third place finisher, David Ashley, was cleared through the tech area in his #31 Voodoo Motorsports entry, despite having the exact same Hoosier 1450 tires on his entry. David was credited with a 2nd place finish after Breazeale was incorrectly disqualified. This was a very disappointing situation for Voodoo Motorsports.

November 9th, 2008 - After a few weeks away from the track, and the marriage of team owner Jason Creel and his lovely new wife, Amber, the team returned to action at Pike County Speedway in Magnolia, Mississippi for the Jambalaya Nationals. David Breazeale won his heat race in his #54 Mastersbilt By Stuckey/Jay Dickens Racing Engine. With passing points in effect, David was scheduled to start 3rd in the feature event. However, after the heat race some mechanical woes were discovered, and the team opted to not run the feature.

October 26th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports entered the 14th Annual Fall Classic over the weekend at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi. David qualified 2nd in his qualifying group behind eventual race winner, Brian Birkhofer. He started 2nd in his heat race and recorded a 3rd place finish, which earned him a transfer to the 75 lap feature event and a 9th starting position. Breazeale would battle in the top ten throughout the entire event before recording a 10th place finish at the checkered flag.

October 19th, 2008 - The team did not have any luck over the weekend at Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for the 5th Annual Cotton Pickin' 100. The team practiced on Thursday night, but a locked down race track, did not provide much of an oppurtunity for the team to learn anything. On Friday night, the team would struggle with the car setup, and retired early in the heat race. As a result of Friday night's struggles, Voodoo Motorsports opted to not return on Saturday night.

October 12th, 2008 - The team was in action last night at Whynot Motorsports Park in the 2008 finale for the MSCCS Super Late Models. Breazeale picked up another feature win last night to the tune of $2,500. With his feature finish, David earned the 2nd position in the final 2008 MSCCS tour point standings.

Scott Creel had a rough night. His night would to an early end in the feature event, when he jumped the cushion and knocked the nose under the car ending his night. He was credited with an 18th place finish, which was enough to earn him the 2008 MSCCS Rookie of the Year title!

October 11th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports traveled to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi last night for an MSCCS event. David set quick time in time trials, which earned him the pole position for the 40 lap feature. David would assume the second spot at the drop of the green flag. He would battle Bub McCool for the lead for the entire race before finishing in the second position.

Scott Creel qualified 7th in his group, which earned him a 3rd starting spot for his b-main. He finished 4th in his qualifier and started 15th in the feature. He would race his way to another top ten in the main event as he recorded a 9th place finish at the checkered flag.

October 5th, 2008 - David Breazeale continued his strong second half of the 2008 season last night at Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama as he picked up the $2,500 feature win with the Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series (MSCCS) tour. David set quick time around the large, clay oval, which earned him the pole position for the feature event. Breazeale would lead the entire event, but narrowly escaped disaster as he hit debris on the track with five laps left, which cut a tire, but he was able to hold onto the car to take the win.

Scott Creel also had a strong night as he qualified 3rd for the feature event. Creel would run in the top five for much of the event before jumping the cushion on a mid race restart, which pushed him back to the 12th spot. He would bounce back to a 10th place finish.

September 28th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports invaded the 19th Annual Magnolia State 100 at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi over the weekend. In time trials on Friday night, David qualified 2nd fast in his group. After the #4 inversion pill was drawn, Breazeale was forced to start 3rd in his heat race. David would ride in the fourth position for much of the event before executing a masterful slide job in the final corner of the final lap to take the third and final transfer spot from Brad Neat. David started 13th in the feature event and would be running around the 10th position, when he was caught up in a mid race incident. Breazeale recieved a flat tire from the incident and had to go pitside for fresh rubber. He would charge his way back to a 14th place finish.

Scott Creel qualified 9th in his group on Friday night, which earned him a 9th starting position for his heat race. Creel would advance to a 7th place finish, which earned him an 8th starting position for his b-main. In the b-main, Scott picked up a 6th place finish, which transferred him to the last chance qualifier. However, the team made the decision to save the car and not start the event.

September 21st, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports was rained out last night at Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama. David Breazeale and Scott Creel will be in action next weekend in the $20,008 to win/$1,000 to start Magnolia State 100 at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Misissippi.

September 14th, 2008 - After a few weeks away from the track to freshen their equipment, Voodoo Motorsports returned to action on Saturday night at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi in the 14th Annual Ival Cooper Memorial. David Breazeale qualified 3rd out of 25 entries in his Super Late Model, which earned him the 3rd starting position for the 50 lap feature. At the drop of the green flag Breazeale shot into the second position and began pressuring Scott Slay for the top spot. Lap five would see Breazeale blast past Slay for the top spot. David went on to lead the next 45 laps on the heavy, gumbo oval en route to the win and the $5,000 payday. The win marked Breazeale's third triumph of the 2008 season.

Scott Creel was also in action, and turned in a solid qualifying lap to earn the 11th starting position for the 50 lap feature. Creel would drive a smart race and earned a 9th place finish.

August 23rd, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports traveled to Volunteer Speedway in Bulls Gap, Tennessee on Wednesday and Thursday night for the Scorcher 100 that was sanctioned by the World of Outlaw Super Late Models. The event was Breazeale's first time at the facility and the team was plagued by problems both nights forcing them to fall short of qualifying for either event. The team was scheduled to be in action on Saturday night at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi, but Hurricane Fay forced the cancellation of the event.

August 17th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports and driver, David Breazeale, traveled to Batesville Motor Speedway in Locust Grove, Arkansas for the 16th Annual COMP Cams Topless 100. The team participated in the open practice on Thursday night, but Friday's program was nixed by heavy afternoon rains. As a result, the entire program was moved to Saturday night. David qualified 5th in his group in group qualifying with 67 Super Late Models signed in for battle. With a zero inversion drawn for heat race action, Breazeale rolled off from the heat race grid in the 5th position. David would battle a tight race car home to a 7th place finish in the 10 lap event. Via his heat race finish, Breazeale would earn an 8th place starting position for his b-main event, where he would advance to a 4th place finish. Unfortunately, only the top two cars transferred to the feature event, so David's night came to an end. Scott Creel made the last minute decision to race in a weekly racing series event in his #31 Mastersbilt/Wall-2-Wall Racing Engine Super Late Model at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi on Saturday night, and he came away with a 3rd place finish in the feature event.

August 11th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports was in action on Saturday night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi. David Breazeale set quick time in time trials with a 12.30 second lap around the 3/8 mile oval. David went on to win the pole sitters dash to earn the pole position for the feature event. However, Breazeale's strong run would end in the feature as the tire choice and car setup would not agree, resulting in David retiring to a 20th place finish. Scott Creel would make the switch to a Mastersbilt Race Car for the event, and the change would pay off in a big way as Scott qualified 2nd in his group in qualifying, which earned him a 3rd starting position for the pole sitters dash. Creel finished 5th in the dash, and as a result he started 5th in the feature event. Scott battled in the top ten throughout the event before recording a 10th place finish.

August 3rd, 2008 - On Friday night David Breazeale piloted the #1 Mastersbilt/Jay Dickens Racing Engine House Car at North Alabama Speedway in Tuscumbia, Alabama in an Arkansas Motorsports Professionals (A.M.P.) Super Late Model event. He won his heat race, which earned him a third starting spot for the main event. In the feature, David would move to the second spot at the drop of the green. A few laps later, Daniel Miller would slip by for the second position. The pair would begin a side-by-side duel for the spot over the next several laps. Lap 24 would see the leader of the event, eliminated in an incident with lapped traffic. With Miller in the lead, Breazeale would begin applying heavy pressure for the top spot. Caution would fly again on lap 28, which would set up a two lap dash to the checkered flag. On the ensuing restart, Breazeale used the low line to rocket past Miller for the lead and went on to lead the last two laps en route to his second win of 2008. Both Breazeale and Scott Creel were slated to be in action in the Team Voodoo Motorsports cars on Saturday night at Columbus Speedway. However, heavy rain just before hot laps forced the postponement of the event.

July 27th, 2008 -Voodoo Motorsports was slated to be in action last night at Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi, but heavy rains drenched the program. Next Saturday, August 2nd, the team will return to action at Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for a $2,500 to win/$300 to start MSCCS Vs. AMP Super Late Model Series event. V

July 20th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports broke into victory lane for the first time in 2008 with David Breazeale winning the $2,500 top prize last night at Central Mississippi Speedway in Winona, Mississippi. Due to some upcoming testing and an offer from Jay Dickens, the team made the last minute decision for Breazeale to pilot the Jay Dickens Motorsports Mastersbilt on Saturday night. David set second quick time overall and started second in the feature event. Breazeale would take the lead at the drop of the green flag and begin to battle with second place runner, Chris Wall. The pair would stage an exceptional battle for the top spot over the remainder of the feature with Breazeale taking the win by a slim margin over Wall. Scott Creel extended his advantage in the MSCCS Rookie of the Year standings by picking up a 12th place finish. Creel started 11th in the feature event after finishing 3rd in the last chance qualifier.

July 13th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports and driver, David Breazeale, competed in a pair of Lucas Oil Late Model Series Events over the course of the weekend. On Friday night, the bad luck bug would once again strike as David's driveshaft would come out of his #54 Mastersbilt/Jay Dickens Racing Engine Super Late Model on the second lap of the heat race. As his car came to a stop another competitor slammed into him causing severe damage on the left side of the car. As a result, the team's night came to an end, and they spent much of Saturday at Jay Dickens Racing Engines shop in Aberdeen, Mississippi rebuilding the car. On Saturday night, the team made the trek to Columbus Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi for a $10,000 to win event. Breazeale would finish 3rd in his heat, which earned him a 9th starting spot for the feature event. Throughout the course of the event, David would battle in the top 10 getting as high as the 5th position before settling for a 10th place finish at the end of the 50 lapper.

July 6th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports was in action with both team cars on Saturday, July 5th at Jackson Motor Speedway in Byram, Mississippi for a $2,500 to win MSCCS Super Late Model event. David Breazeale started the night off by setting fast time overall in his #54 Mastersbilt/Jay Dickens Racing Engine Super Late Model. David would go on to win the pole-sitters dash, which earned him the pole position for the 50 lap feature. Breazeale would battle at the front of the pack during the race's early stages before having to head pitside early in the event with a broken left front shock bolt. He would rejoin the back of the pack and charge back to a 7th place finish. Scott Creel qualified in the 11th position in his group during group qualifying behind the wheel of his #31 GRT/Wall-2-Wall Racing Engine Super Late Model. He would start 7th in his b-main and finish 8th. As a result, he was forced to utilize a MSCCS tour provisional and start 22nd in the feature. Early in the event he would be eliminated in an accident. Creel was credited with a 20th place finish.

June 29th, 2008 - Last night at Columbus Speedway, David Breazeale started 2nd in the feature event and recorded a 5th place finish. Scott Creel started 21st and picked up a 15th place finish for Voodoo Motorsports.

June 22nd, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports followed the MSCCS Super Late Model tour to Whynot Motorsports Park in Meridian, Mississippi on Saturday night for a $2,500 to win event. David Breazeale finished 2nd in the pole sitters dash, which earned him a 2nd starting position for the feature event. David would battle for the lead for much of the event before recording a 2nd place finish. MSCCS Rookie of the Year Contender, Scott Creel, failed to qualify for the main event, and had to utilize a provisional to start 21st in the main event. He would take advantage of the provisional to advance to a 14th place finish.

June 18th, 2008 - Voodoo Motorsports was in action at Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi with the MSCCS on Saturday night. The team had a tough night to say the least. David Breazeale started third in the b-main and won it, which earned him a 9th starting position. He was up to 4th early in the feature, when his engine expired ending his night. Scott Creel transferred to the a-main and was battling for 7th in the feature when engine woes ended his night near the race's midpoint.

June 11th, 2008 - Welcome to the launch of the Official Internet Home of Voodoo Motorsports. Voodoo Motorsports competes in regional and national Super Late Model events with their Super Late Models. This weekend both team drivers will be in action as the team heads to Greenville Speedway in Greenville, Mississippi for a $2,500 to win Mississippi State Championship Challenge Series (MSSCS). David Breazeale from Four Corners, Mississippi will be behind the wheel of his #54 Mastersbilt/Jay Dickens Racing Engine Super Late Model, and Scott Creel from Franklinton, Louisiana will be behind the wheel of his #31 GRT/Wall-2-Wall Racing Engine Super Late Model.