In the winter of 1959/1960 an ice- and speed-skating competition was held on the Frillensee lake in Inzell.
From 1963 to 1965 the Ludwig Schwabl Stadium was built.
In 1974, the world skating championships were held in Inzell, won by Norwegian Sten Stensen.
In 1986 and 1996, the world skating championships were again held in Inzell.

In May 2009, after a long debate with the German Speed Skating Association, the Bavarian government and the municipality of Inzell, it was decided to build a roof over the ice rink.
The work was started in 2009 and completed in 2010.
The covering was important to continue accommodating large skating events, such as the ISU Speed Skating World Cup in March 2011 and other national and international competitions.
After the roof was finished, the Ludwig Schwabl Stadion was renamed the Max Aicher Arena.
In the winter of 1959/1960 an ice- and speed-skating competition was held on the Frillensee lake in Inzell. From 1963 to 1965 the Ludwig Schwabl Stadium was built.In 1974, the world skating championships were held in Inzell, won by Norwegian Sten Stensen. In 1986 and 1996, the world skating championships were again held in Inzell.
In May 2009, after a long debate with the German Speed Skating Association, the Bavarian government and the municipality of Inzell, it was decided to build a roof over the ice rink. The work was started in 2009 and completed in 2010. The covering was important to continue accommodating large skating events, such as the ISU Speed Skating World Cup in March 2011 and other national and international competitions. After the roof was finished, the Ludwig Schwabl Stadion was renamed the Max Aicher Arena.
Inzell