Petri nets are a family of formalisms dedicated to the representation of concurrent systems. Their strength is the compact modeling of complex behaviors using very simple rules. Despite this simplicity, many teachers observe that students often require a lot of exposure and numerous exercises to truly understand the semantics of Petri nets. In order to speed up this learning process and provide a different attack angle, we propose Petri sport, a fun game based upon the Petri net formalism. In Petri sport, players aim to gather points by moving across a Petri net-shaped playing field and “firing” transitions. A clock-based play style supports a structured game advance while at the same time it encourages players to move fast. As the playing field is shaped like a Petri net, it is possible to challenge a player's movement speed, intellectual capabilities, as well as team coordination and communication. The difficulty level of Petri sport is based on the choice of playing field. This allows for adaptation in order to best fit the competitors' age, experience and/or physical fitness level.