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Most of his life he was invisible. But every May he became an Indy 500 superstar
Larry Bisceglia was a salt of the earth, blue collar worker from Yuma, Ariz., who traveled 1,900 miles to be the first fan at IMS for 37 years.
Inside IndyStar: Larry Bisceglia was equal parts nostalgia and tradition for the Indy 500
An inside look into how IndyStar's 'Mr. First in Line' documentary on Larry Bisceglia was created by photojournalist Mykal ...
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Inside IndyStar: Larry Bisceglia was equal parts nostalgia and tradition for the Indy 500
They weren’t race cars, but those of everyday fan Larry Bisceglia, a tire mechanic and wanderer who spent most of his life on the West Coast. As someone not originally from Indiana, I was ...
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Most of his life he was invisible. But every May he became an Indy 500 superstar
For 11 months of the year, Larry Bisceglia was invisible to the world. But in May at the Indianapolis 500, he was Mr. First In Line to fans, drivers and Tony Hulman Paul Page, Indy 500 play-by ...