Day 2 of the 2nd Annual ZR2 Red Rock Rally had us rolling onto Seven Mile Rim in Moab, and it started a little different for us. Our truck was still down with the ECM acting up again, so Nicole and I jumped in with Michael from Level Up Suspension as the official passenger princesses so we could still get out there and wheel with the green group. We ran an eight-truck convoy, linked back up after Jose dipped into town, and immediately got into the good stuff—ledge drops, three-wheel action, and those slow, controlled climbs where you really feel the truck work. Seven Mile Rim is one of my favorite “combo” trails out here because it gives you technical rock crawling and big mesa-top views in the same run. We hit optional harder lines (because… we’re here to have fun), dealt with slick spots and rare Moab water from the recent rain, and later I even took the wheel in Mike’s second gen ZR2 to finish out the trail. Then we made the last-minute call to stop at Wipeout Hill. Watching everyone build confidence, drop in, and then claw back up with a crowd forming was pure chaos in the best way—traction, line choice, and commitment all matter there. We wrapped the day cruising a sandy wash, already hyped for the next trails.