F-3 Watermelon Blitz transforms into S-11 Totally Chaotic for 2025 Season

The renowned F-3 Watermelon Blitz, driven by Owen Henderson, will be taking a break for the next two HRL events. This pause comes as Dave Berry and Steve Armstrong, hailing from Brockville, have acquired the boat. It is set to make its grand return in the 2025 season under a new name and class. Rebranded as Totally Chaotic S-11, it will be driven by Bennet Armstrong, son of Steve Armstrong.   Bennet Armstrong is no stranger to success on the water. Having driven the T-5 Trophy Hunter at Cambridge, Maryland, in both 2023 and 2024, Bennet clinched victories in all four heats in 2023 and won two of four heats in 2024, including the overall weekend win. His promising career is further bolstered by his extensive experience in the racing scene, often seen either alongside his father or as part of Owen Henderson’s team.   The name Totally Chaotic S-11 carries a legacy, derived from Steve Armstrong’s former boat, Total Chaos, which bore the number 11. The new team eagerly anticipates the 2025 season, with the boat already in their possession and preparations well underway.   The team extends their heartfelt thanks to their sponsor, All Out Performance, and welcomes their dedicated crew: Nigel Aiken, Justin Polinski, Frank May, Curtis Snider, Erica Armstrong, ‘G’ Armstrong, Aiden Berry, Liam Frier and Ashley Cook.   The HRL family welcomes the entire team and wishes the best of luck to the 16-year-old rookie.