The world's first sperm race was held in Los Angeles (2 photos + 1 video)
The winner of the "race" was a black student with the telling last name Milker. 
The world's first sperm race took place in Los Angeles (California). The crazy idea was implemented by students, businessmen and producers who worked with major bloggers. In total, the enthusiasts spent more than a million dollars on the event. It is not reported whether they managed to recoup their money, but judging by the video, they had a million bucks' worth of fun.
It is noted that the first ever sperm "race" took place last Friday. Students from two universities competed, with sperm samples collected in advance and placed on a 20-centimeter-long race track simulating the reproductive system.
The race track with the tailed cars was enlarged using a microscope, filmed on camera, the recording was processed in a 3D animation program, and then the finished result was displayed on screens for viewers. According to the media, the sperm were spurred on by a weak electric current, since in the natural environment they do not move forward, but only swim "upstream".
The winner of the race was 20-year-old black student Tristan Milker from the University of Southern California. "The Jolly Milkman" won a $10,000 prize.
The event was organized by 17-year-old founder of the startup Sperm Racing, Eric Zhu. As the high school student said, his idea is to draw attention to the problem of male infertility due to decreased sperm motility.
Tristan Milker
