In a light-hearted moment prior to the Kenyan rally, Colin Clark, famous for his voice in the rally community, showcased his creativity by crafting a song dedicated to the Estonian WRC driver Romet Jürgenson. During a pre-race interview, Clark expressed his admiration for Jürgenson, humorously announcing himself as the driver’s biggest fan and teasing about making him a dance or song. This playful interaction resulted in a quick adaptation of the 1990s hit 'Freed from Desire' by the band Gala, tailored to celebrate Jürgenson's rallying talent.

Clark’s playful lyrics, 'Romet’s on fire, Rally2 is terrified!' added a comedic touch while reinforcing Jürgenson's potential in the competitive rally landscape. The jovial exchange between Clark and Jürgenson highlights the camaraderie and light spirit within the rally community, especially among fans and drivers. Jürgenson responded with laughter, calling Clark a 'crazy man,' showcasing the friendly rapport they share.

Such moments amplify the human side of motorsport, where humor and support are as important as the competition itself. Clark's creativity in making the tune not only serves as a morale booster for Jürgenson but also engages fans, fostering a sense of community as they rally around their drivers in international competitions.