Nearly one month ago, Ford Racing unveiled its 2025 Rebelle Rally lineup, with multiple teams once again set to tackle the rugged, woman-only, eight-day, 1,500+ mile off-road race in the Ford Bronco Raptor and Ford Ranger Raptor. Ford Racing (formerly known as Ford Performance) has enjoyed its fair share of success at the Rebelle Rally for several consecutive years now, and with multiple models. Now, Ford Racing is set to support privateer teams for the 2025 Rebelle Rally as well, all while returning as the event’s Silver Sponsor for the third consecutive year.
As Ford Authority previously reported, The Blue Oval will field five factory teams at the 2025 Rebelle Rally – Team 131, Karisa Haydon and Trista Smith; Team 132, Bailey Campbell and Sedona Blinson; Team 150, Shelby Hall and Rori Lewis; Team 188, Laura Wanlass and Penny Dale; and Team 199, Melissa Clark and Kathryn Reinhardt. However, in addition to those efforts, the automaker will also debut its new Rebelle Rally Ford Grassroots Program in 2025, providing support for seven privateer teams competing in Blue Oval vehicles.
That means Ford will have a total of 12 teams competing in the 2025 Rebelle Rally, in a field that will consist of 68 teams in total. The automaker has used the event to not only help test and validate its off-roaders in recent years, but also, to show off the prowess of each.
“The Rebelle Rally embodies the spirit of exploration, endurance, and empowerment, and we’re proud to return for its 10th anniversary. It’s the perfect stage to showcase the capability of our production vehicles, especially Bronco and Raptor,” said Mark Rushbrook, Global Director of Ford Racing. “Being authentic matters. The Rebelle Rally proves that the vehicles available to our customers can take on deserts, dunes, and mountains with the same confidence as our race-winning programs. For Ford, Rebelle represents both a celebration of women in motorsport and a validation of the durability, innovation, and spirit built into every Bronco and Raptor.”
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