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Romet Jürgenson Sets High Goals for Rally Estonia: "A Podium is Still the Goal in Estonia"
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Romet Jürgenson Sets High Goals for Rally Estonia: "A Podium is Still the Goal in Estonia"

From Postimees · () Estonian

Translated from Estonian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Romet Jürgenson aims for a podium finish at the WRC2 class in Rally Estonia.
  • He believes his speed from the previous year supports his high expectations for the home race.
  • While many Estonian drivers focus on gaining experience, Jürgenson targets a top-three result.

Estonian rally driver Romet Jürgenson has set his sights high for the upcoming Rally Estonia, aiming for a podium finish in the WRC2 class. Unlike many of his compatriots who are focused on gaining experience and reaching the finish line, Jürgenson expressed confidence in his ability to compete for top positions.

"In Estonia, the podium is indeed the goal," Jürgenson stated before the rally began. He recalled his performance from the previous year, noting that his speed was good and sees no reason why he shouldn't be fast again this time. This optimism stems from a solid performance in the past, suggesting a strong foundation for his ambitions.

In Estonia, the podium is indeed the goal.

— Romet JürgensonJürgenson stated his high expectations for the Rally Estonia before the event began.

The home crowd support and familiar terrain are expected to be advantageous for Jürgenson. Rally Estonia is a significant event on the World Rally Championship calendar, and for local drivers, it offers a unique opportunity to perform in front of their fans. Jürgenson's determination to fight for a podium underscores the competitive spirit within the Estonian rally community.

The speed last year was okay and I don't see a reason why we couldn't drive fast here.

— Romet JürgensonJürgenson explained his confidence in achieving a good result at Rally Estonia, referencing his previous performance.
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Originally published by Postimees in Estonian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.