Sometimes, fans will do the most insane stunts just to get their 15 minutes of fame. This is especially true in NASCAR, as some fans have done some crazy things.

A notable example is when a drunk fan took the pace car for a joyride before he was eventually caught.

However, there was another incident that was a lot more recent and involved Matt Kenseth.

In the 2007 season at Watkins Glen International, a fan took advantage of a red flag situation. He brazenly entered the track, where the cars were parked, and went straight to Kenseth’s car.

As it turned out, there was a late wreck with 15 laps remaining, so the officials had brought out the red flag. In light of this, a random fan saw a golden opportunity arise and took the chance.

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How did Matt Kenseth react to the incident?

Afterward, the fan was apprehended by the authorities for the stunt. Kenseth’s crew chief Robbie Reiser also managed to get a fan’s hat for an autograph.

Speaking about the bizarre scenes, he said, “I’ve seen a lot of weird things.”

“That’s the first time that has happened to our car, I think. But Matt and all the guys got a good laugh out of it.”

“Him and Biff [Greg Biffle] were going back and forth on the radio, talking about it. It’s pretty funny.”

Reiser also talked about how the race was panning out for them prior to the red flag.

Apparently, Kenseth picked up some damage, but the team was confident that they could fix it. All that they need to do is ensure that the car lasted the remaining 15 laps.

In the end, Matt Kenseth could only muster 12th place in his battle-scarred Roush Fenway Racing car.

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Meanwhile, Jeff Gordon was on pole position and led the most laps, but it was Tony Stewart who won the race.