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17 sports startups founded in 2019 have raised money in rounds we track. These are the 17 that have raised the most, $106M between them, with the United States the most common home.
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Founded 2019Brasil, Brazil$32Mlast round Jan 2022Classified Cycling is a Belgian deep-tech company founded in 2019, focused on innovating bicycle drivetrains.
Founded 2019Antwerp, Belgium$23Mlast round Dec 2022Powers Gymnastics is a provider of youth sports, facilities, equipment, and gymnastics programmes.
Founded 2019United States$17MBeryllium is a platform for fantasy sports activities and buys and sells.
Founded 2019Singapore, United States$15Mlast round Jun 2021SportVot is an innovative sports technology startup based in Mumbai, India, founded in 2019.
Founded 2019Mumbai, India$3.4Mlast round Apr 2026Eastside Golf is a lifestyle golf brand designed to enhance golf awareness among young people and non-golfers.
Founded 2019Atlanta, United States$3.4Mlast round Jan 2024WagerWire is a sports betting marketplace based in Los Angeles, founded in 2019.
Founded 2019Los Angeles, United States$3.0Mlast round Jul 2022Empower3d: Educating, Elevating, & Empowering The Modern Athlete
Founded 2019New York, United States$2.6Mlast round Sept 2022Brodie Rec Leagues specializes in basketball tournaments, leagues, and training.
Founded 2019Toronto, Canada$2.5Mlast round Sept 2026Supersapiens develops a real-time glucose monitor aimed at enhancing energy, exercise, and recovery through personalized glucose insights.
Founded 2019Atlanta, United States$1.2Mlast round Apr 2023Ridesum is a digital equestrian training platform based in Sweden, connecting riders with trainers and experts globally for both remote and in-person training.
Founded 2019Sweden$991Klast round May 2021ClubSpot is a sports technology company based in Cavan, Ireland, that offers an all-in-one club management platform.
Founded 2019Cavan, Ireland$854Klast round Jul 2026Ecsell Sports helps athletic and club directors coach their coaches through athlete surveys, development, and connection.
Founded 2019Lincoln, United States$500Klast round Nov 2023Salt Athletic creates the world's best soccer cleat bags with permanent anti-smell, anti-bacterial technology.
Founded 2019Colorado Springs, United States$365Klast round May 2026GridRival is a real money gaming platform dedicated exclusively to motorsports.
Founded 2019Portland, United States$350Klast round Nov 2025Racing Stars offers a points system for horse racing, hosts an esports competition, and is involved in the Racing League 2023.
Founded 2019United Kingdom$260Klast round Oct 2022Spokesafe is an active travel platform based in London, England, focused on promoting sustainable transportation.
Founded 2019London, United Kingdom$197Klast round Mar 2022Companies founded in 2019 whose funding rounds we classed in this sector, ranked by the total they have raised in rounds we hold. Nobody pays to be on a list.
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MSports startups worldwide295 companies · $5.3B
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SSports startups in Europe100 companies · $891M
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NSports startups that raised in 202642 companies · $847M in 2026
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PSports startups in New York18 companies · $1.6B
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BSports startups founded in 201815 companies · $350M
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DSports startups founded in 202115 companies · $242M
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XAI startups worldwide10,238 companies · $830B
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RPBiotech startups worldwide7,127 companies · $70B
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SFintech startups worldwide3,200 companies · $94B
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BAI startups that raised in 20262,922 companies · $540B in 2026
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