Max Aicher Arena

Max Aicher Arena

Data
place	Inzell , Germany
Coordinates	47 ° 45 '9 "  N , 12 ° 45' 7"  E Coordinates: 47 ° 45 '9 "  N , 12 ° 45' 7"  E
opening	2011
capacity	6,000
Website	max-aicher-arena.com
special
construction	Hall (tempered)
surface	Artificial ice
Track length	400 meters
Altitude	691 meters
Curve radii	25/29 meters
Total points	372,408 points
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DEC Inzell

The Max Aicher-Arena (formerly Inzell ice stadium ) is an indoor artificial ice rink with a 400 m speed skating rink and an indoor ice hockey rink. Until the end of 2009 it was an open-air facility.

prehistory

About five kilometers from Inzell is the Frillensee , which freezes over very reliably early in the year. Since the lake, 270 meters long and 160 meters wide, allowed the establishment of a regular 400-meter running track on its frozen surface, a center of German speed skating established itself there and in Inzell from 1959. All the more so since even in larger cities with ice-skating clubs such as what was then West Berlin , Hamburg and Cologne, only “short tracks” on relatively small artificial ice surfaces were available for speed skaters.

Ice stadium in Inzell

Ludwig Schwabl Stadium

Earlier names
Inzell ice rink
Data
Template: Coordinate / Maintenance / Stadium
opening	1965
demolition	2009
special
construction	Open-air track
surface	Artificial ice
Track length	400 meters
Total points	382,931 points

In 1965, a 400-meter artificial ice rink with an attached small swimming pool was built in Inzell itself . In 1967/68 a windbreak system with changing rooms, sanitary rooms and a strength training room was built.

In 1971, an athletics facility with a playing field was built north of the ice rink. Three years later the lighting system was converted into a high mast system. In the years 1981/82 a company building with a garage as well as a water treatment plant , administration, trainer and classrooms were built. The refrigeration technology was partially renovated and a heat pump was installed. By building a deep well, the system was converted to a cooling water supply. In 1985 the entire ice rink was completely renovated and the swimming pool, sauna area and the area of ​​the main entrance were rebuilt, and sports accommodation and lounges were created. In 1993 the lighting system was renovated. In 1995 a new sports hall was added. Between 1995 and 1997, the refrigeration system was renewed by replacing the existing piston compressors with screw compressors with electronic controls.

New hall construction

Erection of the wooden roof structure

From September 2009, a new roofed stadium was built over the former open-air facility for 36 million euros , which can hold 6,000 spectators. Training began in December 2010, and the stadium was officially opened in March 2011 with the World Speed ​​Skating Individual Distance Championships . The building contractor Max Aicher from Freilassing secured the title Max Aicher Arena for 20 years through name sponsorship . The name Ludwig Schwabl was retained in the form of the street name Ludwig Schwabl Sportpark .

Events

International competitions
Individual distance world championships	2005 , 2011 , 2019
Sprint World Championship	1971 , 1979 , 1991 , 2001
All around world championship	1974 , 1982 , 1986 , 1996
All-around European Championship	1969 , 1972
World cup	1985/86 , 1986/87 , 1987/88 , 1988/89 , 1989/90 , 1990/91 , 1991/92 , 1992/93 , 1993/94 , 1994/95 , 1996/97 , 1997/98 , 1998 / 99 , 1999/2000 , 2001/02 , 2002/03 , 2003/04 , 2005/06 , 2007/08 , 2012/13 , 2013/14 , 2015/16

Track records (Max Aicher Arena)

The Max Aicher Arena is one of the fastest speed skating rinks in the world.

Women

route	athlete	time	date	competition
0100 m	Jenny Wolf	0 10.38	July 25, 2013	German Championships 2014
0500 m	Lee Sang-hwa	0 37.33	4th December 2015	World Cup 2015/16
1000 m	Brittany Bowe	1.14.01	5th December 2015	World Cup 2015/16
1500 m	Ireen Wüst	1.54.03	March 7, 2014	World Cup 2013/14
3000 m	Claudia Pechstein	4.00.92	January 25, 2014	International race
5000 m	Martina Sáblíková	6.50.83	March 12, 2011	Single Distance World Championships 2011
Team Pursuit (6 rounds)	Japan Nana Takagi Miho Takagi Misaki Oshigiri	2.59.08	5th December 2015	World Cup 2015/16
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
2 × 500 m	Jenny Wolf	075.930	March 10-13, 2011	Single Distance World Championships 2011
Sprint MK	Vanessa Bittner	158.610	October 24-25, 2014	Austrian Sprint Championships 2014
Mini MK	Anna Rokita	165.373	February 17-18, 2012	German Open 2012

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of December 6, 2015
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 3000, 5000 meters): 193.611 pts.

Men

route	athlete	time	date	competition
00100 m	Samuel Black	000 9.89	July 25, 2013	German Championships 2014
00500 m	Kyou-Hyuk Lee	00 34.32	March 13, 2011	Single Distance World Championships 2011
01000 m	Kjeld Nuis	01.08.31	5th December 2015	World Cup 2015/16
01500 m	Denis Yuskov	01.44.21	December 6, 2015	World Cup 2015/16
03000 m	Wouter Olde Heuvel	03.40.60	3rd October 2015	International race
05000 m	Sven Kramer	06.11.76	February 9, 2013	World Cup 2012/13
10,000 m	Bob de Jong	12.48.20	March 12, 2011	Single Distance World Championships 2011
Team Pursuit (8 rounds)	Netherlands Jan Blokhuijsen Douwe de Vries Arjan Stroetinga	3.41.27	4th December 2015	World Cup 2015/16
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
2 × 500 m	Kyu-Hyeok Lee	069.100	March 10-13, 2011	Single Distance World Championships 2011
Sprint MK	Denny Ihle	144.440	March 4-5, 2011	German Open 2011
Mini MK	Adam Axelsson	153.394	February 14-15, 2015	Frillensee Cup 2015
Small MK	Beard swings	154,152	March 4-5, 2011	German Open 2011

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of December 6, 2015
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 5000, 10000 meters): 178.797 pts.

Track records (Inzell Ice Stadium / Ludwig Schwabl Stadium)

Women

route	athlete	time	date	competition
00100 m	Catriona LeMay Doan	00 10.41	March 2, 2003	World Cup 2002/03
00500 m	Jenny Wolf	00 38.25	October 12, 2007	Int. Season opening 2008
01000 m	Anni Friesinger	01.16.10	October 21, 2006	Int. Race 2007
01500 m	Anni Friesinger	01.57.21	October 15, 2005	Test race 2006
03000 m	Martina Sáblíková	04.06.55	October 10, 2008	Int. Season opening 2009
05000 m	Martina Sáblíková	06.56.98	October 17, 2008	Int. Race 2009
10,000 m	Yvonne van der Ploeg	17.38.00	March 7, 1984	Friese Selectieteams En Gastrijdsters 1984
Team Pursuit (6 rounds)	Germany Anni Friesinger Daniela Anschütz Sabine Völker	3.05.81	March 3, 2005	Individual distance world championship 2005
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
Sprint MK	Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt	154.865	December 29-30, 2000	German Championships 2001
Mini MK	Karin Busch	168.271	February 13-14, 1982	All-around World Cup 1982
Small MK	Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann	166.069	December 29-30, 2000	German Championships 2001

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of October 8, 2013
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 3000, 5000 meters): 198.159 pts.

Men

route	athlete	time	date	competition
00100 m	Mark Nielsen	000 9.52	March 1, 2003	World Cup 2002/03
00500 m	Yu Fengtong	00 35.17	February 22, 2004	World Cup 2003/04
01000 m	Shani Davis	01.09.65	February 17, 2008	World Cup 2007/08
01500 m	Remco Olde Heuvel	01.47.81	October 21, 2006	Int. Race 2007
03000 m	Sven Kramer	03.43.34	October 11, 2008	Int. Season opening 2009
05000 m	Chad Hedrick	06.25.61	March 3, 2005	Individual distance world championship 2005
10,000 m	Bob de Jong	13.25.61	March 5, 2005	Individual distance world championship 2005
60 min	Olaf Kotva	39,667.26 m	February 21, 1998	National race 1998
Team Pursuit (8 rounds)	Netherlands Carl Verheijen's heirs to Wennemars Mark Tuitert	3.53.76	March 6, 2005	Individual distance world championship 2005
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
Sprint MK	Jeremy Wotherspoon	142.325	February 16-17, 2008	World Cup 2007/08
Mini MK	Valentin Antonio Anghel	160.378	February 4-7, 2008	Romanian Championships 2008
Small MK	Tobias Schneider	155.924	January 4-6, 2008	German championships

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of October 8, 2013
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 5000, 10000 meters): 184.772 pts.

Established world records

• List of the latest five world records in speed skating set up in the Max Aicher Arena (with the Inzell ice stadium and Ludwig Schwabl stadium ).

No.	discipline	Time / points	athlete	date
64	Small MK	160.454	Gerard Kemkers	March 16-17, 1990
63	1500 meters	2.02.23	Karin Kania-Enke	March 6, 1986
62	10,000 meters	12/14/14	Geir Karlstad	February 16, 1986
61	Mini MK	168.271	Karin Busch	February 13-14, 1982
60	1000 meters	1.14.99	Eric Heiden	17th February 1979
List of all established world records

Web links

• Web presence of the Max Aicher Arena
• Inzell ice rink at Stadionwelt Arenen (before renovation 2009-2011)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ isu.sportcentric.net ( Memento of the original from September 21, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Communication No. 1807 (July 29, 2013) 
2. ↑ Transport Minister Peter Ramsauer at the ice rink topping-out ceremony in Inzell - Mangfalltal. In: rosenheim24.de. October 2, 2010, accessed January 12, 2018 . 
3. ^ Ludwig Schwabl Sports Park. In: ovb-online.de. February 17, 2011, accessed January 12, 2018 . 
4. ↑ ^{a b} speedskatingnews.info Max Aicher Arena
5. ↑ ^{a b} speedskatingnews.info ice stadium Inzell / Ludwig-Schwabl-Stadion
6. ↑ The new German record for the marathon man on www.speedskatingstats.com