Shelby Hall

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nickname:

Speedy Shelby

Birthday:

Unknown

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racing type:

Off Road racing

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racing status:

Pro

height (cm):

173

residence:

Reno, Nevada

inspiration(s):

Rod Hall, Josh Hall, Chad Hall

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GRRL! Number:

GRRL-0226

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profile updated: June 12, 2025

Shelby Hall, a third-generation professional off-road driver, has carved her own path in motorsports while honoring her family’s racing legacy as the granddaughter of renowned off-road pioneer Rod Hall.

EARLY YEARS

Growing up immersed in motorsports, Shelby was exposed to off-road racing from a young age through her family’s active involvement in the sport and their operation of an off-road driving school. Around age 10, she began learning to drive by sitting on her grandfather Rod Hall’s lap, steering while he worked the pedals during her family’s collaboration with Hummer and General Motors. These formative experiences in the desert and on dirt tracks, often accompanying her parents to races or watching her grandfather compete, laid the foundation for her future racing career.

EARLY SUCCESS

In 2017, Shelby competed in the challenging Mint 400 as the Driver of Record, marking a significant milestone as her first race without any family members on her team. This independent entry demonstrated her determination to establish herself beyond her family name while still honoring the Hall racing tradition. Her early racing experiences with her grandfather’s iconic vehicles, including the historic 1968 Ford Bronco that was the only production-based 4×4 to win the Baja 1000 outright, connected her to her family’s legacy while allowing her to develop her own racing identity.

NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS

2017: Competed in the Mint 400 as the Driver of Record, marking the beginning of her racing career without any family members on her team[5].
2019: Became the only female on the Baja 1000 Ford Performance Bronco R race team[3].
2020: Returned as the only female driver on the Ford Performance Bronco R race team for the Baja 1000[3].
2020: Led an all-female team to capture the first win for the new generation Bronco family in the Rebelle Rally[3].
2023: Became the first female driver on the BFGoodrich Tires Performance Baja 1000 team[3].

REPUTATION

Shelby has established herself as a formidable competitor in endurance racing, breaking barriers as one of the few women at the highest levels of off-road motorsport. Her versatility is demonstrated through successfully piloting diverse race vehicles to podium finishes, from UTVs to H1 Hummers. Beyond racing, she has become a respected Ford off-road driving instructor and Bronco Brand Ambassador, leveraging her engaging personality and deep technical knowledge to connect with fans of all backgrounds. Her multifaceted career, which includes event creation, social media marketing, and entrepreneurship, has made her an influential figure in promoting women’s participation in motorsports.

FUTURE GOALS/PLANS

Shelby aims to continue growing her business, Shelby Hall Off-Road (SHO), which she started in 2021, with plans to expand its reach in creating and promoting off-road events. As she looks toward the future, she remains committed to preserving her family’s legacy while inspiring the next generation of female off-road racers through her ongoing partnership with Ford and her participation in high-profile desert racing events.