Sperm Racing turns male fertility into something people will actually watch. Two competitors provide samples. The samples race under a microscope, on a track built to mimic the female reproductive tract. We film it like a fight card, with commentary, a tale of the tape, and a crowd. It sounds absurd. That's deliberate. Male fertility is one of the least discussed measures in men's health. Most men have never had a semen analysis and have no idea what their numbers look like. They find out when they try to have a child and it doesn't work, or they never find out at all. The information has been available for decades. Attention was the missing piece, not information. So we built the version people watch. Founded in 2025, we staged our first live event in Los Angeles that April in front of a crowd of more than a thousand. We've since raised $10M and expanded into daily matchups. We're not a diagnostic, and nobody should read a medical conclusion into who wins a race. A fast sample doesn't mean a fertile man. What a race does is take a number almost everyone ignores and make it something people look at for ninety seconds. Some of them go get tested afterward. That's the entire strategy. Competing, partnering, or covering us: spermracing.com
| Website | http://spermracing.com |
| Employees | 27 (13 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Industry | Biotechnology Research |
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Tejasv Bhatia is the Chief Technology Officer, Sidequest of Sperm Racing.
13 people are employed at Sperm Racing.