US students 'race' sperm in reproductive health stunt

US Students Race Their Sperm In $1 Million Event On The "World's Smallest Racetrack"

The winner of the cash prize was a 20-year-old somewhat aptly named Tristan Milker.

In order to draw attention to the decreasing fertility in men, four entrepreneurs have collected over a million dollars and organized an extraordinary competition: a sperm race at the Hollywood Palladium in Los Angeles.

Bay Area student organizes 1st-of-its-kind sperm race to raise men's health awareness

Is sperm racing the next big thing? Well, it might not become an Olympic sport, but it's certainly creating quite the buzz. The so-called world's first sperm race was held in downtown Los Angeles and was organized by a Bay Area student.

First-ever 'Sperm Race' draws significant online viewership, aims to promote men's health

The winner of the race was a college student from the University of Southern California, fittingly known as the home of the Trojans.

Two students hold 'world's first' sperm race with people hailing them as 'legends'

The world's first official 'sperm race' has been held between two students, and I promise it's not quite as disgusting as it sounds.

In Los Angeles, sperm raced. Live via a microscope, 100,000 users tracked the race. But behind the shrill show, there is a serious topic that worries researchers around the world.