Rebelle Rally attracts some pretty experienced rock crawlers, but anyone willing to put themselves through the grueling competition can sign up. Free, introductory 4x4 driving and navigation courses are available to any participants who are new to the sport.
Rather than focusing on speed, Rebelle Rally founder Emily Miller designed the event to challenge participants’ endurance and navigation skills that require determination and respect for the terrain. Drivers must obey local speed regulations to avoid being penalized.
Based on their performance of a variety of challenges, teams are awarded points throughout the event. At the end, winning participants of the 4x4 and X-Cross classes are awarded a $5,000 credit each towards the following year’s rally and a trophy to share as a team.
The types of vehicles used in the Rebelle Rally
Rebelle Rally was designed with stock vehicles in mind. Off-road tires, underbody protection, aftermarket bumpers, removed lower air dams, and lights are the only recommended modifications for the event.
Finding car insurance for your Rebelle Rally rock-crawler
Rebelle Rally is no joke. Challenges occur on a wide range of terrain, from dirt roads and trails to double tracks and sand dunes. Buying a properly equipped vehicle can get expensive, and insuring it can be pricey, too.