Bert Henderson to drive 19th H350 Boat in HRL Series
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Bert Henderson is set to take the helm of the 19th H350-class boat inthe Hydroplane Racing League (HRL) series. The boat, owned by Ronald Brault, marks a significant addition to this year’s competition and promises to be a thrilling entry under Henderson’s capable guidance.
Planning for a competitive campaign
Henderson,renowned for his competitive spirit and dedication, expressed his enthusiasm for the challenge of making the H350-class boat a top contender. He emphasized that the H350 class truly separates exceptional drivers from the rest, and he is determined to rise to the occasion.
Henderson also confirmed that Owen, his son, will returnto assist in the pits. Together, they aim to push the limits of performance and teamwork.
Recovery and readiness
Despite a recent injury in Sorel, Henderson’s recoveryis progressing well. With a focus on physiotherapy and muscle-building, he is determined to be at 100%by spring. His short-term goals include getting back into the H350-class boat, taking a start, and successfully completing a heat.Henderson’s commitment to his physical readiness underscores his drive to remain a formidable competitor in the HRL series.
Dual focus: H350 and Unlimited Classes
While preparing for the H350 series, Henderson is also deeply involved with the U7 “Spirit of Detroit” unlimited hydroplane project.Though the team has not yet confirmed participation in the upcoming season, Henderson is approaching the project with the same meticulous attention to detail and competitive mindset. Balancing efforts across two demanding categories of hydroplane racing exemplifies Henderson’s passion and versatility as a driver.
A bright season ahead
Fans can look forward to a thrilling season as Henderson aims to showcase his skill, resilience, and competitive edge. Adding on the water. The family competition will undoubtedly add an extra layer of intensity to this year’s HRL series.water. The family competition will undoubtedly add an extra layer of intensity to this year’s HRL series.
