Harrison Brix

Harrison Brix, 24, is fast-start rookie race car driver that hails from San Jose, Calif. Brix has spent the last 18 months rocketing to the top of his sport. Brix kicked off his rookie season by capturing the Series Champion title and being named Rookie of the Year for the 2003-2004 Skip Barber Western Series.

Since capturing the Skip Barber title, Brix has competed in five Grand American Rolex Series races in 2004 in the SGS class with Sigal Sport; was in the top five each time and had one win at Fontana. Brix ran a limited Rolex Series schedule in 2005, running with Essex Racing at the Rolex 24 and then five races for Howard Boss/Dyson Racing in the Crawford Pontiac No. 06.

In 2006 Brix was one of two primary drivers of the Kodak EasyShare No. 77 car for the entire Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series 2006 schedule.

In 2007 Brix shared driving duties in the #39 Crown Royal Special Reserve Pontiac in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series for racing legend and 1998 Indianapolis 500 champion Eddie Cheever of Cheever Racing.

In 2008 Harrison joined Risi Competizione the reigning champions of the American Le Mans Series GT2 class where he will co-drive the Rosso Corsa No. 61 Ferrari 430GT with Patrick Friesacher of Austria. The other team drivers include Ferrari factory driver Jaime Melo and fomer Scuderia Ferrari F1 Driver Mika Salo from Helsinki, Finland who is a.

When he’s not behind the wheel, Brix is an executive with Silicon Valley-based American Wireless.