Kyle Busch and his fans, Rowdy nation, are perhaps the best example in modern-day NASCAR of the fans religiously following a driver. Of course, there are other drivers with great fan followings too.

But Busch’s fans are, compared to the rest, the purest representation of NASCAR fans. Over the years, there have been certain drivers who’ve enjoyed such fan followings too.

And recently, Busch touched upon not only a hilarious fan incident he witnessed at a race but also shared his insight into the types of NASCAR fans, and the one legend from a bygone era whose fans are still just as passionate today as they were back then.

Kyle Busch recalls a crazy fan incident at Richmond

During an episode of the Residency Podcast, they asked Kyle Busch if he’s ever witnessed a fan rushing onto the field after the race as they do after a soccer game.

“A couple of years ago, there was a fan at Richmond who climbed the catch fence and was sitting on top of the catch fence, just watching the cars go by. He was up there for 15-20 laps before anybody even saw him,” Busch recalled.

Also Read: “Like Me After That Night in Vegas” – Kyle Busch Reveals Favorite Race As References Being Yelled at by His Wife To Show How His Fans Should Enjoy

“And finally…I don’t remember they threw a yellow flag or not in order to go get him down, but I remember…,” he was trying to recall when one of the hosts went, “He was like, ‘I like it up here, it’s a nice view,'” to which the Busch replied, “It was a great view. They hauled his a** off. I’m sure he hasn’t come back,” the Richard Childress Racing driver added.

Busch on the types of NASCAR fans, and those of the legendary Intimidator

After Busch revealed the hilarious Richmond incident, one of the hosts remarked how NASCAR fans are “wild”. This was something with which the two-time cup champion agreed.

“They’re passionate, they’re very passionate. They’re passionate about their favorite driver, they’re passionate about their favorite manufacturer, and they’re passionate about sponsors,” he described. “There’s a lot of NASCAR fans that were NASCAR fans that were just M&M’s fans. It didn’t matter who was driving the M&M’s car, they always wanted to follow the M&M’s car.”

Busch then touched upon the legendary fans of the iconic Dale Earnhardt. He also spoke about how they’re still going strong even two decades after that unfortunate day in Daytona.

“Dale Earnhardt forever, right? He’s the Intimidator, he’s always known to be the Man in Black, driving that black GM Goodwrench car, and classic right? People will still die to buy that stuff, like that’s their guy,” Busch described.

“That’s just NASCAR fans.”

WATCH THIS STORY | “Unfortunately, I Wasn’t One”–Kyle Busch Gets Candid on NASCAR’s New Aerodynamic Package Coming Up in Phoenix