NASCAR Driver Autographs A Fan’s Dentures At Indianapolis Motor Speedway Ahead Of Brickyard 400

Gotta keep that autograph somewhere safe. I'm sure celebrities get asked to sign all kinds of weird things. Of course there are the typical pictures, shirts, hats, things that people normally have autographed. But then you have fans who ask their favorite artist or athlete to sign their body to get it tattooed onto them, or people who want their boobs or their baby signed (I hope they're not getting those tattooed). And just a couple of weeks ago, I was at a festival where a guy was holding up his prosthetic leg to get it signed by all the artists. I mean, it definitely worked. And you never know when you're going to have the opportunity to get an autograph, so sometimes you just have to make do with what you've got on you - or in your mouth. This weekend as NASCAR returned to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400, one fan decided to collect some autographs - and as drivers walked by, he held out his dentures for them to sign. Most of the drivers walked by looking slightly confused as surrounding fans chanted "SIGN THEM TEETH!," but he did manage to get a couple drivers to stop and sign. Harrison Burton was filmed laughing as he doubled back, no doubt chomping at the bit (see what I did there?) to sign his first pair of dentures. And Burton wasn't the only one to stop, as a photo posted to Reddit shows that Kyle Larson also signed the fan's teeth on his walk to the track. https://twitter.com/NASCARonReddit/status/1815096974627995760 Of course Larson would then go on to win the race, so - maybe brought him some good luck?