Christopher Forsberg (born April 6, 1982), is a self-taught, three-time Formula Drift Champion and Formula Drift World Champion race car driver from Doylestown, Pennsylvania who currently competes in the Formula Drift series in his Nissan Z (Z34) for NOS Energy Drink. He is the owner, lead driver and shop manager of Forsberg Racing. Considered an ironman in the sport, Forsberg has competed in every round of Formula Drift since 2004. During this time he’s amassed the all time head to head battle wins and most podium finishes in Formula Drift history. Forsberg Racing with Bryan Heitkotter as their driver will compete in the 2021 Gridlife Touring Cup wheel to wheel racing championship. Their entry is a Nissan 370z. Closing out the 2020 Formula Drift season Forsberg won Best Drifting Style and Forsberg Racing's James Caldwell won Crew Chief of the Year at the Virtual Awards Banquet as voted on by Formula Drift teams. Forsberg Racing also has two entries in the eSports World Championships. This esports racing series mimics the FIA GT World Challenge and utilizes the Assetto Corsa Competizione software platform. The team consists of Bryan Heitkotter driving a Nissan GT-R GT3 Nismo and Chris Forsberg himself. Forsberg will complete his second esports racing season in the Forsberg Racing Nissan GT-R NISMO GT3. Early life He first got into cars at the age of 10 by attending drag racing events with his uncles at Maple Grove Raceway Park in Pennsylvania. Chris was introduced to the continuous sideways action of flat track motorcycle racing by watching his cousin compete in the sport. This is what planted the seed for early onset slip angle addiction. As a teenager Forsberg learned how to work on cars with his black 1988 Mazda RX-7 FC. He would then receive multiple tickets from local police for driving infractions. With a suspended license, he had time to obsess over auctions for car parts and work on his passion. Forsberg credits his brother Erik, Tony Angelo, Initial D and Option Magazine with introducing him to the RX-7 and drifting. Grassroots Drifting In the winter of 2003 Forsberg and some friends descended upon the parking lot of Englishtown, NJ’s Old Bridge Township Raceway Park to hold a drift event. By March 2003 Mike Napp, then president of the facility, gave the gang his blessing to throw drift events. At Raceway Park Forsberg was introduced to Ryan Tuerck and