
Do you think you got enough practice time to get used to the track?
Alise: The girls, definitely. The boys, I guess I can't speak for them, but it definitely took them a LOT longer to dial in the track. I have never seen ALL of the boys use the entire first 1 1/2 hr practice.
Did you manage to jump everything you wanted to jump during the first session?
Alise: For the most part. I definitely had a couple little things I wanted to work on in the second session, especially on the third straight. I didn't get through that whole straight in the first session. Not many did.
The wind definitely didn’t help with the difficulty of the track. Would it have been a different race without the wind?
Alise: From what I heard, that was definitely the biggest factor race day.

Alise: I didn't ride it so I guess you have to take this with a grain of salt, but I think the turns leading into the box jump slowed the race down A LOT. The actually box jump wasn't too bad for them I don't think, but it really slowed the race down and made the rest of the track really fatiguing.
How often did you crash?
Alise: I didn't.
Did you wear extra safety gear at this Supercross World Cup?
Alise: I wore my usual padding: knee and elbow pads. And of course helmet and gloves.
Do you think this Papendal track would be a lot easier to ride in two years from now?
Alise: Of course. Everyone used to think the Chula track was crazy, now it seems pretty simple.
Ok, imagine you’re the track designer for the London Olympic track and you can make 3 changes to the track. What would they be?
1. There almost needs to be two gates because it was a t

2. The first turn should be larger and less squared off. It was an odd shaped first turn because of the men's berm jump
3. ??
Thanks a lot. Any thanks to the sponsors or any people in particular?
Alise: Redline, JBL Audio, Tangent Products and Oakley. And of course my friends, fans, and family!