Ten years of Rebelle.
Ten years of proving what women and machines can do. 
Proud to represent the Grenadier where capability meets community.

October 9, 2025 – Blair Junction, Nevada

Rebelle Rally competitors kicked off their adventure with the Prologue Stage — a short, spirited warm-up before official competition begins. Starting from McCoy’s Station near Mammoth Lakes, teams navigated breathtaking Sierra views, skirted Mono Lake, and crossed into Nevada, testing their skills in timed enduro sections and map-based navigation.

Founder Emily Miller described the Prologue as “a taste of what’s to come” — a chance for teams to find their rhythm, shake off nerves, and get excited for the challenges ahead. By evening, they reached Base Camp 1 near Silver Peak, setting up under gusty desert winds and the promise of the first true day of rallying on the horizon.

The desert doesn’t care about logos. It cares about endurance, communication, and trust, the same values that define our teams.
October 10, 2025
This is a tight competition with only 6 points separating us from the top. Day 1 was considered an easy day (1/5) according to Emily Miller. We are proud of our two teams, 127, and 128 coming in at 5th and sixth place, claiming 95% of the available points. ¾ of the teams ahead of us are manufacturer sponsored, and we are also tied with and tailed by factory supported teams. It is also great to see them performing at similar high levels. This is a testament to team structure and preparation.

? Team 127 “Shift Happens” - Michelle Kerby & Sabrina Howells
2025 INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster “Linda” | P5 – 200 pts (95%)

? Team 128 “Grins & Grit” - Susan Pieper & Elise Young
2024 INEOS Grenadier Fieldmaster “Helga” | P6 – 200 pts (95%)

This is what real testing looks like.
Eight days. 1,600 miles. Zero GPS. 100% commitment.

October 12, 2025 (Blair Junction, Nevada)
Day 2 of the Rebelle Rally Presented by Baja Designs took competitors from Blair Junction to a self-camp in the historic mining town of Belmont, Nevada, marking the first Marathon Stage of the event. The 10.5-hour stage tested teams with technical navigation, steep passes, and tough decision-making between routes like Ophir and Kingston. What began as a confident start quickly turned into a demanding endurance test, as fatigue and complex terrain challenged even seasoned teams.

Through it all, Team 128 — Susan Pieper and Elise Young — powered their Warner Ineos Grenadier to the top of the 4x4 standings, finishing the day at 96% accuracy. Last year’s champs, Team 129, followed closely behind in their Jeep Gladiator, with several Ford Bronco teams rounding out the top spots. The win marks a strong statement for Pieper and Young early in the rally, showcasing the Grenadier’s capability and their steady teamwork through one of the rally’s toughest days yet.

? Team 127 “Shift Happens” - Michelle Kerby & Sabrina Howells
2025 INEOS Grenadier Quartermaster “Linda” | P11 – 181 pts (95%)

? Team 128 “Grins & Grit” - Susan Pieper & Elise Young
2024 INEOS Grenadier Fieldmaster “Helga” | P1 – 210 pts (96%)