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2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: DAY 6 Presented by YETI October 15, 2025 (Needles, California) Weather at start line (Ridgecrest, CA): Muddy and cold, 41°
2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: DAY 4 Presented by Pirelli October 13, 2025 (Ridgecrest, California) Weather at start line (Blair Junction, NV): cold (40° F and
2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: DAY 3 Presented by BILSTEIN October 13, 2025 (Blair Junction, Nevada) Teams fueled up on-site and departed from Belmont, Nevada in
2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: DAY 2 Presented by Baja Designs October 12, 2025 (Blair Junction, Nevada) After a relatively straightforward Day 1, Saturday’s Day
2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: DAY 1 Presented by Iridium October 10, 2025 (Blair Junction, Nevada) Day 1 of the 2025 Rebelle Rally Presented by
2025 Rebelle Rally Field Update: TECH INSPECTION October 8, 2025 (Mammoth Lakes, CA) The Rebelle Rally, America’s longest competitive off-road rally, marks its 10th edition
Driver. Instructor. Live co-host. This month’s Staff Spotlight Matthew Johnson has been part of the Rebelle since 2016, and he has worn just about every hat possible along the way.
When it comes to the Rebelle, it is not just about your maps and mindset. Your vehicle has to be ready for eight days of dirt, dunes, and surprises. That is where Nick Cimmarusti, our Head of the Mechanics Program by Pennzoil, comes in. Also known as Nickgyver, he can make just about anything work out on course.
When a homeschooling parent in the Northeast reached out with a unique request for her daughter to navigate in the Rebelle Rally, she didn’t expect to help spark something new. While her daughter was too young to compete, her passion for cars and navigation planted the seed for a fresh idea. What if Rebelle taught kids the fundamentals of off-grid navigation?
When it comes to keeping the Rebelle Rally running smoothly, married couple Shelley Krehbiel and Rich Klein are the dynamic duo behind the scenes. Course workers, staff managers, part problem-solvers, part navigators, and entirely indispensable, they’ve been rally mainstays since day one.
