Solly Mervis
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Biography
Solly Mervis graduates to a full-time campaign in the 2026 MotoAmerica Twins Cup, joining forces with Ice Barn Racing aboard the new Suzuki GSX-8R. Mervis arrives with significant momentum following a busy 2025 season where he showcased his versatility across multiple classes. Competing primarily in the MotoAmerica Talent Cup, Solly secured a 12th-place championship finish highlighted by seven top-10 performances and a career-best fourth-place finish at the Circuit of the Americas.
Mervis also utilized 2025 to gain a foothold in the Twins Cup, scoring points in three select appearances and reaching the top 20 in the standings. His consistent ability to adapt—climbing from the Junior Cup ranks to the Talent Cup and now into a premier middleweight class—marks him as one of the paddock’s most promising rising talents. For 2026, Solly looks to leverage his experience with the Ice Barn Racing squad to challenge for the podium in the highly competitive Twins Cup field.
Little Known Fact: Solly earned a scholarship to Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, ranked as the top undergraduate engineering college in America. He says his favorite track is a tossup between Barber Motorsports Park and Road America. Solly has been coached by Danny Walker and Jason Pridmore. He calls Eddie Lawson and Nicky Hayden his racing heroes.
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2025 – Finished 12th in MotoAmerica Talent Cup riding for Ice Barn Racing. Scored seven top-10 Talent Cup finishes, including a season best 4th at Circuit of the Americas. Also raced select Twins Cup events. Scored points in three Twins Cup races with a best result of 11th (twice). Ranked 20th in Twins Cup. Raced an Ice Barn Racing Yamaha YZF-R7 in Twins Cup. 2024 – Finished 12th in MotoAmerica Junior Cup on an Ice Barn Racing Kawasaki. Scored five top-10 finishes. Best result was sixth at Road America. 2023 – Raced an Ice Barn Racing Kawasaki Ninja 400 in select MotoAmerica Junior Cup rounds. Best result was 18th at New Jersey Motorsports Park.