Christopher secured backing from Ford Motor Company & Ford Performance to support the program beginning in 2020. To commemorate the new partnership, Polvoorde built a custom all-wheel-drive Ford Transit cargo van and debuted it in Las Vegas at the 2019 SEMA Show  In December 2019, Team Honda Talon Factory Racing announced Christopher Polvoorde would be driving a new Honda Talon 1000R UTV as part of a multi-car Honda Racing Corporation factory backed desert racing program. Polvoorde will compete in 2020 at top tier desert races in North America including the Mint 400, the King of the Hammers, the UTV World Championships, the SCORE Baja 500, Best in the Desert's Vegas to Reno, and the SCORE-International's Baja 1000. Christopher Polvoorde races the #94 STEEL-IT / TIS Wheels Ford Ranger Pro Lite in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) under the Polvoorde Racing Banner. Christopher’s father, Chip Polvoorde, Crew Chief Jimmy Davidson and driving coach Cory Kruseman who works with Christopher on his race craft and as his spotter, make up the programs backbone. Polvoorde began his motorsport career racing in the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series Modified Kart Division, which is known to produce extraordinary talent such as 5x LOORRS Champion Sheldon Creed, Hailie Deegan, Darren Hardesty Jr., Mitch Guthrie, Mitchell Dejong, Myles Cheek, Jerett Brooks, and RJ Anderson. Polvoorde has a stellar record at the famed Crandon International Off-Road Raceway race track and most recently won the 2019 Crandon Pro Lite World Championship. Christopher's first big win happened in 2015 with a Mod Kart World Championship title and backed it up again in 2016. Polvoorde decisively won the 2019 Lucas Oil Mid West Short Course League Pro Lite Championship, winning 7 out 7 races. Polvoorde raced Rounds 13, 14, and 15 of the 2019 Stadium Super Truck Series at Road America in Wisconsin and placed 4th, 3rd, and 6th respectively. In 2019, Under the banner of Kruseman Motorsports, Polvoorde was part of a 6 car team entered into the Lucas Oil Chili Bowl (race). Christopher piloted the Palms Resort / FK Rod Ends / Lucas Oil Speedway #94 with driving coach Cory Kruseman assisting Polvoorde with getting used to the midget race car. Polvoorde was in good company, as Kruseman is a well known driving coach schooling all types of racers on car control and a two-time Chili Bowl champion in midget car racing.