The Z looks pretty slick in racing guise.
Photography courtesy Nissan
Forsberg Racing, best known for its Formula Drift exploits, will be entering this Nismo GT-Z in Gridlife GLGT competition in 2026.
The car itself started out as a Nissan Z Nismo. However, Forsberg Racing incorporated performance parts from the Nismo catalog. That includes its suspension, exhaust and other parts. Nissan hopes this highlights how a “scintillating sports car can be accessibly upgraded into a highly competitive racer,” as Nissan said.
The Nismo GT-Z will make an appearance at the SEMA Show, along with other modified rides, in the Nissan booth, No. 21521, November 4-7.
The Z looks pretty slick in racing guise.
He and his team consistently build awesome Nissans, and as a somewhat "Nissan Enthusiast" I enjoy seeing what they bring to the track and to SEMA.
I'm still wonder what "scintillating sports car" they are referring to, it sure isn't the current Z from what I've seen.
Austin Cannon said:He and his team consistently build awesome Nissans, and as a somewhat "Nissan Enthusiast" I enjoy seeing what they bring to the track and to SEMA.
I like to imagine midlife crisis Austin someday having a current-gen Z as his latest questionable drift car. 
In reply to Colin Wood :
I wouldn't be surprised! I could also see me still driving my 350Z in 20-30 years 🤣
Austin Cannon said:He and his team consistently build awesome Nissans, and as a somewhat "Nissan Enthusiast" I enjoy seeing what they bring to the track and to SEMA.
Chris is also one of the nicest people in the paddock, too.
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