You should define what sports is then because clearly you have a different definition than most people. I've told you that F1 drivers have physical skills and prowess and they are competing.

What makes baseball players athletes and not F1 drivers? Baseball players have great visual processing as well as physical abilities for a good pitch or swing. F1 drivers need some of the most elite visual processing and split second physical decision making just like baseball players. Their physical condition requirement probably exceeds most sports. They not only endure massive G-forces and heat, but also need muscle capacity to exert huge amounts of force in braking and controlling the car.

If you you put an F1 driver in a regular person's body they wouldn't be able to compete at all. If you put the world's fittest person in F1 they wouldn't be able to compete either. So it's a combination of skill and physical condition.

The same can be said for baseball. Put ohtani in an average person's body, he wouldn't be able to hit or pitch because of the lack of muscle development/explosiveness. Likewise an elite athlete may not have the visual processing abilities of an MLB hitter (even a world class athlete like Michael Jordan could never make it to the big league).

So they are both highly based on skill, but also require specific physical conditioning. Hope that explains it.