It has become something of a tradition for 3C-Carbon Group AG to have a large and impressive stand at the careers fair, and in 2026 it once again proved very popular.
The fact that the weather was on our side this time meant that the crowds at the 3C stand were even larger; in glorious sunshine, particularly on Friday morning, many young people looking to start their careers came to find out about the numerous apprenticeship opportunities at 3C. The Landsberg-based high-tech company is once again offering positions as electronics technicians, IT specialists, industrial business administrators, industrial mechanics, joiners, technical product designers and bicycle mechatronics technicians (all genders welcome). Particularly in demand this year during the two days of the fair were positions for two-wheeler mechatronics technicians, joiners and industrial mechanics. 3C-Carbon Group AG is already looking forward to once again enabling young people from the region to get a highly qualified start to their careers.
A dream start for HC Landsberg to the new ice hockey season: in front of 2,000 spectators, they secured a 6–4 home victory against the Schweinfurt Mighty Dogs.
The Riverkings were honoured to host this year's official opening match of the Ice Hockey Bayernliga and, to mark the occasion, organised a celebration for fans of all clubs outside the Landsberg ice rink several hours before the game. On the ice, in front of 2,000 spectators (more than ever before at a season opener), the crowd was treated to a fast-paced, high-quality and, at times, dramatic match lasting a good two hours.
After Wagner had put Landsberg ahead early on and Heckenberger had equalised for Schweinfurt, the puck found the back of the visitors' net three times between the 14th and 16th minutes, prompting the visiting goalkeeper to make way for his substitute. Until the middle of the second period, the Riverkings valiantly defended their surprise 4–1 lead against the championship favourites. However, during a brief spell of weakness, the Mighty Dogs managed to equalise at 4–4 within three minutes.
In a closely contested final period, Erdt then put the HCL back in front at 5–4. Despite being two men down, Freidenfels scored an empty-net goal in the final second of the match to seal a frenetically celebrated 6–4 victory.
'The 3C-Carbon Quartet' was called onto the stage at the Carpenters' Guild's graduation ceremony in the assembly hall of Landsberg Secondary School, as this year there were no fewer than four new journeymen who, after two years of training marked by great dedication and passion, received their certificates from Guild Master Dietmar Kreitner. One of them also received the coveted 'Die Gute Form' commendation for his journeyman's piece.
"Craftsmanship has deep roots in Landsberg," said Third Mayor Felix Bredschneijder. Markus Wasserle, who spoke this year in his capacity as both District Master Craftsman and Deputy District Administrator, also thanked the training companies, including 3C-Carbon. "They instil a sense of integrity, responsibility, interpersonal skills and, of course, specialist knowledge. And all of this on top of their normal work processes."
Manuela Koneczny (Chamber of Crafts Munich-Upper Bavaria) and Marion Rüller (Head of the Vocational School and FOSBOS Landsberg) also highlighted the high standard and remarkable dedication to the profession.
As a high-tech group of companies, 3C-Carbon Group AG has always attached particular importance to providing sound and comprehensive training for the next generation of craftspeople.
At the Milan Design Week, HOREX brings the Regina Evo to Italy for the first time — an evolution of one of the archetypes of German motorcycling: the HOREX Regina of the 1950s, a post-war bestseller.
Chrome surfaces, contrasting finishes, spoked wheels, a conventional telescopic fork, and a headlamp integrating the instrumentation are familiar elements, yet never imitative. Instead, they are reinterpreted through materials.
In the new HOREX Regina Evo, carbon-fiber, aluminum and stainless steel coexist in a carefully balanced composition, where each element is chosen not only for its function but also for its expressive quality. There is no hierarchy between aesthetics and engineering: the two coincide. Every component is both structure and signature — as exemplified by the chassis, realized as a high-modulus carbon-fiber monocoque.
This approach is made possible by an in-house production ecosystem rarely found in the motorcycle world. HOREX develops and manufactures frames, components and details internally, using advanced technologies such as CNC machining, autoclaves, and 3D design and printing systems.
The name "Regina" resurfaces naturally. In the 1950s it represented a bold and unconventional choice for a German motorcycle — an evocative Italian name, introduced in a context dominated by alphanumeric codes. A decision that proved successful: the Regina quickly became a post-war icon and also achieved sporting success, including three victories at the Varese Six Days, strengthening the brand's bond with Italy.
During Design Week, from 20 to 26 April 2026, the Regina Evo will be on display at the HOREX-Haus in Piazza Gae Aulenti, at the heart of the new Smart District in Porta Nuova. Rather than a conventional exhibition, it unfolds as a narrative journey — a space where the motorcycle can be read both as an industrial object and as a design concept.
3C-Carbon Group AG celebrated a thoroughly successful debut at the traditional Landsberg Motor Show. To mark the 25th anniversary of this popular public event, the local high-tech company acted as the main sponsor and presented itself to the numerous visitors in the best possible light.
With over 40 exhibitors and more than 200 vehicles, the Motor Show attracted more visitors than ever before to the Landsberg fairground, and the attractive 3C stand was consequently very well attended throughout. There was plenty of praise and admiration for the display of the Landsberg-built HOREX motorbikes, specifically the current 'Regina evo' model. However, the '3C bus' also emerged as the secret star of the event; as part of the 3C sponsorship package, it is available for use as a team bus by the local sports clubs HC Landsberg (ice hockey) and TSV Landsberg (football) as part of the 3C sponsorship package – more than 100 local sports enthusiasts took the opportunity to see for themselves just how comfortably the athletes can travel to their away matches.
