Listen up now. This is the correct way to pronounce rider Andrew Weyh’s last name. It’s not pronounced like weigh or whey, mind you. Andrew’s last name is pronounced like why. Aren’t homonyms fun? Why, of course they are.

What’s also fun is that Weyh Racing has added a Block Party to their 2026 MotoAmerica Racing plans.

Andrew Weyh and Eli Block are teaming up for a two-pronged assault on the 2026 Twins Cup Championship, and both riders will be aboard Aprilia RS 660 motorcycles for the season, beginning with the opening round at Daytona International Speedway on March 5 through 7.

“After my first year on a Twins Cup bike during the 2025 season, I learned a lot about the bike and racecraft,” Weyh said. “Now, I can use that knowledge heading into the 2026 season. I’ve been upping my training routine and trying to make sure I’m in shape to run up front. I’m looking forward to having Eli as my teammate to share data with and bounce ideas off of. Last year, I had the race pace, but I struggled in qualifying, so I am really looking forward to having a partner to work with.”

Block commented, “After not racing in Motoamerica in 2025, I felt like I was missing out. I did some local racing, and I was going faster than I ever had, so the fire is still lit inside of me. After years on the 400 and being a taller person, it’s nice to finally hop on a bike that fits me a lot better. I made the move to Florida this off-season to make it easier to ride and train. Andrew and I started working together when I first moved down, and we decided to team up for the 2026 Motoamerica season. We work really good together, and I’m looking forward to being back in the paddock.”

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