24-hour indoor cycling marathon – united for a good cause!

metron eging GmbH at the 24-hour indoor cycling marathon – united for a good cause!

On the weekend of February 7th – 8th, 2026, the 24-hour indoor cycling marathon in the Dreiburgenhalle Tittling brought sports enthusiasts together to cycle for donations for charitable projects according to the motto “for more hope in life”.

Our cycling team was proud to be part of this great charity event. As a sponsor of one of the bikes, we ensured that a cyclist pedaled for the good cause every hour round the clock. Our team showed full commitment – with impressive endurance and great team spirit!

A big thank you to all participants, supporters and the RSC Tittling e. V. for the excellent organization of this special event.

We are happy that we were able to contribute and are already looking forward to next time.

For further information and the program, see https://rsc-tittling.de/24hspendenmarathon/

See also the report on NIEDERBAYERN TV Journal Passau from February 10, 2026, at https://passau.niederbayerntv.de/mediathek/video/niederbayern-tv-journal-passau-vom-10-02-2026/

“Together in One Boat” – Parish of Steinach

“Together in One Boat” – Parish of Steinach

We were pleased to support the Parish of Steinach and the children preparing for their First Communion by providing the milled components for their project boat. Guided by the theme “Together in One Boat” the initiative became a remarkable example of teamwork, reflecting a strong sense of unity and commitment.

We sincerely appreciate the kind words and are proud to have contributed to the success of this meaningful project.

Tina Fischl Wins Ski Touring Event “Arbermandl”

Tina Fischl Wins Ski Touring Event “Arbermandl” on the Großer Arber in the Bavarian Forest

A successful start at the premiere of the “Arbermandl” for personal trainer Tina Fischl from Fürstenstein. Just one week after her victory at the Mountain Attack in Saalbach-Hinterglemm, the mountain specialist secured a commanding victory last Friday at the inaugural Vertical-Up race on the Großer Arber, the highest mountain in the Bavarian Forest. The ski touring event offered two race formats, and Fischl deliberately chose the Vertical-Up – a pure uphill race on touring skis.
The race started directly at the valley station, with the finish located at the Eisensteiner mountain hut near the summit. After a slightly cautious start, Fischl quickly found her rhythm. “After two or three minutes, everything was really flowing,” she explained afterwards. “For me, the race was almost like a sprint, as the course was only one kilometer long with about 320 meters of elevation gain. That means giving it everything right from the start.”
As the race progressed, Fischl steadily worked her way to the front, overtaking competitors and continuously extending her lead in the women’s field. Especially on the steep section, the athlete from WSV Otterskirchen demonstrated excellent technique and strong footing on the steep climb.
With a strong time of 16 minutes, Tina Fischl reached the finish line as the fastest woman. In the end, only four men reached the summit faster. Although the course was a bit too short for her taste – the extreme athlete usually prefers longer races – she was extremely satisfied with the result. Particularly impressive was her nearly four-minute lead over the second-place finisher.
The victory on the Arber marked Fischl’s second win of the current ski touring season. “I’m super happy, because my main sport is running,” Fischl summed up after the race. With this successful performance, she once again underlined her excellent early-season form and sent a clear message right from the outset.

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Photo documentation: © Alex Fischl