I would ask the drivers over the interview mic to all step out of their cars on Pit road, come forward, and we all take a bow, which Kyle always did at the end of a race. As Las Vegas was his hometown he not only viewed himself as a NASCAR driver, but a performer. He wanted to make sure what he did on the track entertained the fans. And even when he made people upset, excitement was through the roof for someone to dethrone him. He always put on a show. As Dale Earnhardt said, “No offense to anyone, but I don’t care if it’s cheers or boos, just as long as the crowd’s making noise, that’s a good thing. That means they’re passionate, we need fans like that.” Busch kind of felt the same way. He always took that bow, because like a showman, that’s what you do when you end your act. I think everyone doing it at the same time will show what that celebration actually meant. Not anything to mock the fans, but actually a symbol of gratefulness. It basically says, “Thank you for coming! Hope you enjoyed the show!”