Dana Hunsinger Benbow
Sports Writer at IndyStar
Sports Writer @IndyStarSports @IndyStar https://t.co/aEevdYXDdX
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indystar.com | Dana Hunsinger Benbow
Experts have valued Jim Irsay's collection at close to $1 billionSome of Irsay's collection is currently on display at Indiana University and the Museum of Pop Culture in SeattleINDIANAPOLIS -- As Jim Irsay immersed himself in professional football for the past four decades, first as general manager of the Indianapolis Colts and then as owner, he always had a side gig -- rock 'n' roll relic collector extraordinaire. Especially guitars.
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usatoday.com | Dana Hunsinger Benbow
• Robert Shwartzman was missing the reason he got into racing, his father. • Yet he had a dream of performing well at the Indy 500, and then he won pole position. That hadn't been done by a rookie since 1983. • But his fairy tale ended Sunday with a crash, and fortunately everyone was OK. INDIANAPOLIS — Robert Shwartzman is standing in pit lane as race cars whiz by him in a blur.
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usatoday.com | Dana Hunsinger Benbow
INDIANAPOLIS -- Nat Restivo says she was "very much a tomboy growing up" with an older brother and an older sister and plenty of hand-me-down clothes to choose from. "But of all the clothes that I got passed down to me, I always opted for basketball shorts and a T-shirt," said Restivo, "instead of her Aeropostale jeans."
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indystar.com | Dana Hunsinger Benbow
Nat Restivo was a tomboy but one of the 33 500 Festival Princesses waved at her when she was 10 and thought, 'That's so cool' Restivo can tie 7 distinct knots and has 21 merit badges, including emergency preparedness and medicine Restivo on being an Eagle Scout: 'I've been so grateful that my mom kind of pushed me and she was like, 'This is going to benefit you' INDIANAPOLIS -- Nat Restivo says she was "very much a tomboy growing up" with an older brother and an older sister and plenty of...
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indystar.com | Dana Hunsinger Benbow
'I never agreed with the call.' Why Scott Goodyear thinks he should have won the 1995 Indy 500The 1995 Indy 500 was the last one before IRL and CART splitStan Fox suffered serious head injuries on a crash early in the raceINDIANAPOLIS -- What would make a riveting, remarkable, heart-wrenching movie script telling the story of the 1995 Indianapolis 500 that played out 30 years ago includes intense plot twists, turns and despair. And a cast of colorful, glamorous and forlorn characters.
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