Kaleigh Miller and Teralin Petereit took home the overall victory behind the wheel of their 2020 Jeep JLU, scoring a total of 1427 points, 28 points ahead of their closest competitor. “Jeep” and “off-road” go hand-in-hand, so it was no surprise to see a fair share of Jeeps kicking butt on the final scoring board. Related: From Reporter to Rebeller: Meet Kathy Woods-Locke, Rebelle Rally Competitor Biggest Winner: Jeep We’ll run down everything you need to know. If you didn’t follow the Rally as it happened, that’s okay. Some are going to perform a little better than others.
Tons of women from across the country, all with different levels of skill when it comes to off-road driving, all competed to hit the most checkpoints in the shortest amount of time in their pursuit for a win - which, in and of itself, is pretty badass.īut to spend 10 days crossing deserts in California and Nevada, you have to have a vehicle. October’s Rebelle Rally might be over, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be talking about it. If you had to take on the 1200-mile off-road rally, what would you want to drive? Ones to Watch: Nissan Frontier, Infiniti QX80.Related: Rebelle Rally: Empowering Women Off Road.Related: Jeep Gladiator: Yes, This Is the 2020 Jeep Truck.Related: From Reporter to Rebeller: Meet Kathy Woods-Locke, Rebelle Rally Competitor.If you had to take on the 1200-mile off-road rally, what would you want to drive?.
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