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Jeep® Returns To 10th Annual Rebelle Rally

Gladiator Teams Aim To Defend Bone Stock And Overall Titles

The Jeep® brand is heading back to the Rebelle Rally for its 10th anniversary, and once again, it’s showing up ready to dominate. Known as the longest competitive off-road rally in the United States, the Rebelle Rally is no small feat. Spanning more than 1,500 miles (2,500 km) across rugged Nevada and California terrain, the all-women’s event is as much about grit and determination as it is about mechanical toughness. For Jeep, it’s the ultimate stage to prove that its vehicles can handle the real deal—not just on paper, but in the dirt, rocks, and sand.

Defending the Crown – 

Team Strictly Business (#129) at the 2024 Rebelle Rally. (Jeep).

One of the biggest storylines this year is the return of Team Strictly Business (#129). Drivers Nena Barlow and Teralin Petereit are back in action, chasing what would be their fourth overall Rebelle Rally victory in just five years. Between the two of them, they’ve racked up an impressive record, with Petereit earning a podium finish every single year she’s competed and Barlow boasting eight Rebelle appearances. Behind the wheel of a Jeep Gladiator Mojave, they’ll look to defend both their overall and Bone Stock titles—categories that Jeep has consistently owned over the last decade.

A New Duo on the Trail – 

Team Strictly Business (#129) at the 2024 Rebelle Rally. (Jeep).

Alongside them, Jeep is fielding a fresh pairing: Team Fun•Duh•Mentals (#101). This team comprises of automotive journalist Lyn Woodward and real estate professional Renée Vento. While they’ve never competed as teammates, the two bring plenty of individual Rebelle experience, with Woodward entering her sixth and Vento her seventh rally. Their Gladiator will run Pennzoil Ultra Platinum motor oil, adding another layer of toughness to their eight-day grind.

Jeep’s Rebelle Legacy – 

Team Strictly Business (#129) at the 2024 Rebelle Rally. (Jeep).

It’s no secret that Jeep is a staple in the Rebelle Rally. Over the past nine years, Jeep vehicles have taken home seven overall wins and five Bone Stock awards, demonstrating that stock, showroom-ready Jeeps can withstand the harshest conditions. More than a third of competitors choose to bring their own personal Jeep 4x4s, which speaks volumes about the trust owners place in the brand’s off-road heritage.

What makes the Gladiator such a weapon in this event is its combination of durability and versatility. As the only open-air pickup in the industry, it blends the rugged DNA of the Wrangler with the utility of a truck bed. That balance of speed, strength, and cargo capacity is a big advantage when covering long distances across changing terrain.

A Milestone Year – 

Team Strictly Business (#129) at the 2021 Rebelle Rally. (Jeep).

This year marks not only a decade of the Rebelle Rally but also another opportunity for Jeep to reinforce what it has always stood for—freedom, capability, and adventure. Jeep® CEO Bob Broderdorf summed it up best: “Celebrating 10 years of grit, toughness, and tenacity, what an extraordinary milestone for Rebelle Rally founder Emily Miller and her incredible team. The Rebelle Rally is not only the ultimate proving ground for Jeep’s legendary durability and capability, but also a powerful showcase of the passionate Jeep 4×4 owners who compete. This competition pushes both the vehicles and their drivers to the limit, embodying the very spirit of the Jeep brand. We’re proud to be part of this remarkable journey.”

With a seasoned defending team and an exciting new duo, Jeep isn’t just showing up—it’s aiming to keep its winning streak alive while inspiring the next generation of off-roaders.

Robert S. Miller

Robert S. Miller is a diehard Mopar enthusiast who lives and breathes all that is Mopar. The Michigander is not only the Editor for MoparInsiders.com, 5thGenRams.com, and HDRams.com but an automotive photographer. He is an avid fan of offshore powerboat racing, which he travels the country to take part in.

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Team #129 Wins 2024 Rebelle Rally in Jeep® Gladiator Mojave​

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The dust has settled on the 2024 Rebelle Rally, and once again, Team #129, featuring veteran off-roaders Nena Barlow and Teralin Petereit, has clinched the overall win. Competing in the grueling 1,500-mile event, Barlow and Petereit drove a factory-backed 2024 Jeep® Gladiator Mojave, demonstrating their skill and the vehicle’s rugged capability. This marks the third time in four years that this duo has secured the top spot at the prestigious women’s off-road navigation event.

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Jeep® Returns To 10th Annual Rebelle Rally​

Gladiator Teams Aim To Defend Bone Stock And Overall Titles​

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The Jeep® brand is heading back to the Rebelle Rally for its 10th anniversary, and once again, it’s showing up ready to dominate. Known as the longest competitive off-road rally in the United States, the Rebelle Rally is no small feat. Spanning more than 1,500 miles (2,500 km) across rugged Nevada and California terrain, the all-women’s event is as much about grit and determination as it is about mechanical toughness. For Jeep, it’s the ultimate stage to prove that its vehicles can handle the real deal—not just on paper, but in the dirt, rocks, and sand.

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Does winning these events mean more of these vehicles will appear in grocery store parking lots ? LOL !

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