Rebelle News

America’s first all-female navigation rally has come to a close, with ups-and-downs, triumphs and challenges; great days and bad days—the dust has settled and the results

Competition Tight As Rebelle Enters Final Day of Competition.Our Rebelles are out in the expansive dunes of Glamis as we speak battling it out for

California’s Johnson Valley OHV Area hosts some of the toughest, most-grueling four-wheel drive events in the world—including the famous King of the Hammers each year

No matter if you’re one of the most-experienced female four-wheel drivers in the country, or an enthusiast team doing something like this for the first

  Rebelle Rally: The Marathon Leg Starting in Blair Junction, Nevada and running all the way to California’s Johnson Valley the Rebelles had to navigate

A day of shakeups. We walked into the second official day of the Rebelle Rally with a four-way tie for first place—and we exited it

Silt beds, deep sand, fast two-track trails—and roads so rocky you’d be sure your vehicle was on the verge of falling apart. Winds so strong

With hot showers, a beautifully-decorated main events tent, views of the fantastic Nevada desert, and a wonderful meal prepared by Michelin-star chef Drew Deckman, it

“If it was easy, everyone would do it” – Emily Miller Navigation rallies aren’t easy. Once you put aside the difficulties of living out of

Today marked inspection day, set against the backdrop of stunning Lake Tahoe at the historic Valhalla Estate.  The teams were greeted with a warm welcome