NASCAR’s heartbeat comes from its fans, who pour energy into every race weekend and help shape the sport’s vibrant culture. At times, that passion boils over into moments that grab everyone’s attention in the garage. Let’s think back to 2007 at Watkins Glen, where a fan leaped the barrier during a red flag because of a major crash to ask Matt Kenseth for an autograph, showing how deep devotion can sometimes push boundaries. These stories remind us that while fans act out of love for their drivers, the line between enthusiasm and excess can blur quickly.

Fast forward to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, where a Chase Elliott admirer stirred things up with a nod to the driver’s Georgia heritage. As Elliott held seventh in the Round of 12 standings with a slim five-point edge above the cutline h

See Full Page