Sports doesn't mean literally sport (as in an organized competition), it means that the car is built with a sporty character. I think you might be surprised at

Sports doesn't mean literally sport (as in an organized competition), it means that the car is built with a sporty character. I think you might be surprised at the number of people who take their sporty every day driver to a track though. Still, I'd be surprised if it passed 1%. There are many levels of automotive sport, and at the bottom tier, you have fairly common activities like autocross and HPDE (high performance driving event). Both are low cost, low barrier of entry activities that are a lot of fun.