Watch: Indiana Pacers fans roar as Caitlin Clark revs ceremonial Indy car engine adding flair to game 3 vs Bucks

The Indiana Pacers had a visitor in Game 3 against the Milwaukee Bucks as Caitlin Clark was seen watching the game courtside. Fans cheered as they saw the top pick of the 2024 WNBA Draft and she was introduced in the ceremonial Indy car.

It hasn't been long since the Indiana Fever drafted Clark with the top pick, and she's already taking over the fanbase. Indiana fans were excited to see the college phenom attend and support their city's NBA team. Upon her introduction, she received a standing ovation from the fans, cheering and welcoming her to Indy.

Clark is enjoying the hype she's been getting and fans cannot wait to see her in action. But for now, she's out to support the Pacers' bid to win the seven-game series against the Bucks.

Watch the video below to see the rookie get introduced to the crowd.

The Fever will start their 2024 campaign with two preseason games where fans will get to see Clark in action. On May 3, the team will take on the Dallas Wings in their first preseason game. It'll be followed by their May 10 game against the Atlanta Dream to prepare for the regular season.

Their season will officially start on May 14, with the Fever taking on the Connecticut Sun.

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The energy around Caitlin Clark is good for the league, WNBA star says

Ever since she took over the collegiate scene, fans have followed Caitlin Clark's every move. While she was still in Iowa, Clark showed her brilliance on the court, which paid off as she was drafted with the top pick. And when she was drafted, she set a record for having her jersey sold out hours after her selection.

Now that she's in the WNBA, fans have followed her and are excited to see her take over the league. Las Vegas Aces star A'ja Wilson believes that the hype around Clark is great for the league.

"It's a huge moment for us," Wilson, the reigning WNBA Finals MVP, said. "It's popping, but I hope it continues. I hope the investment is there to stay and it's not just a trend that's going to fizz out ... I'm excited to be in it."

According to sources, around 90% of Clark's rookie season will be televised. This will allow fans to watch her even without having to be in the arena. Also, ticket sales have skyrocketed since she was drafted into the league.

This could also improve the viewership of the WNBA and possibly improve the salary that the players are getting.