Brian Frisselle had his first racing experience behind the wheel of a Go-Kart at Jim Hall’s Kart Racing School, which he attended when he was ten years old. The speed intrigued Brian and he ended up being the fastest driver in the class. However, when the Frisselle family moved to New Hampshire, Brian left four wheels behind and fulfilled his desire for speed with snowmobiling. “I believe that snowmobiling helped me to develop many of the skills necessary for any great race car driver, such as eye and hand coordination and the ability to deal with low grip conditions,” Frisselle states. When the Frisselle family moved again, this time to Maui, Brian developed a passion for surfing and scuba diving. Thoughts of racing were left behind. Brian’s family urged him to give racing another try by participating in a Skip Barber Three Day School. With mediocre enthusiasm, eighteen year old Brian agreed, and in January of 2002 he got behind the wheel of a Skip Barber car. Once again, young Frisselle was the quickest student in the class. “The experience of pushing a car to the limits was exhilarating,” Frisselle states, “My passion for speed was awakened, and from that point on the focus in my life has been racing.”