The competition consists of two stages: digital and physical. First, teams compete in a football simulator, then they move to a mini-football field. Goals from both stages are summed up. In the event of a draw, a penalty shootout is conducted.

The competition consists of two stages: digital and physical. First, teams compete in a basketball simulator, then move to the court for a 2×2 basketball game. The scores of both stages are combined. In the event of a tie, the winner is determined in a series of free throws.

The competition consists of two stages: digital and physical. Participants must excel in both the Tactical Shooter Game and in the laser tag arena. The team that scores the most points wins.

The competition includes four weight categories: 56.7 kg (women); 65.8 kg, 70.3 kg, and 77.1 kg (men), and consists of two stages: digital and physical. First, fighters compete in a console game, and then they determine the strongest in the octagon. Points accumulated across both stages are summed. The team with the highest score wins.

The race consists of two stages: digital (racing simulator) and physical (Formula 4 circuit race). Each teams racer must complete 25 laps on both the real and virtual tracks of the Sochi Autodrom, or 4 racing segments. The winning team is the one that achieves the best time on the final segment, with any time penalties added if applicable.

The tournament consists of a qualification and a competition. Participants perform a single composition. Those who score the highest points advance to the competition. The participant scoring the highest number of points wins.

The competition consists of two stages: digital and physical. First, teams compete in a hockey simulator, then move to the ice rink for a 3-on-3 hockey game. The scores from both stages are combined. In the event of a tie, the winner is determined by a shootout.

The competition consists of two phases: digital and physical. Initially, teams showcase their tricks in a computer game, followed by performances in a freestyle park. The team with the least number of penalty points emerges victorious.

The competition consists of two stages: digital and physical. First, teams perform tricks in a skate park, and then in a computer game. The winner is determined by the sum of scores obtained in both stages.

The competition takes place on a virtual track and consists of five stages: an individual time trial; an elimination race; a scratch race with a single finish; a tempo race; and a criterium – a points race. The team with the highest total score across all five stages wins.