FTC Hollen

Indoor sports continue to thrive in Germany with notable developments across multiple disciplines. In Düsseldorf, the SportsInnovation 2026 expo launched on March 4 at the Merkur Spiel‑Arena, showcasing cutting‑edge sports technology and offering hands‑on experiences for industry professionals ([reutersconnect.com](https://www.reutersconnect.com/item/sportsinnovation-2026-showcasing-the-latest-sports-technology-kicks-off-in-dusseldorf/dGFnOnJldXRlcnMuY29tLDIwMjY6bmV3c21sX01UMUFOQURMMDAwOVI0N0pY?utm_source=openai)). Also this winter, the high‑calibre INIT INDOOR MEETING in Karlsruhe sold out its Europahalle venue, attracting world‑class track and field athletes including Grant Holloway and German sprint champion Owen Ansah ([meeting-karlsruhe.de](https://meeting-karlsruhe.de/en/press/?utm_source=openai)). These events underscore momentum and investment in indoor sporting infrastructure and competition across Germany.