"The track is actually really good. We have raced on this basic layout for the last four years here and it has been finetuned a little bit. The surface is like concrete, it is super fast right now and it will be an excellent track to race on,'' Willers said.
"It is the different end of the scale from the last World Cup in Holland. This one we will get some good clean racing, make some moves without having to worry about someone blowing up. I love this track.''
Willers is not expecting any one to come out of right field this weekend.
"The top guys throughout the year in the USA and Europe are the same top guys in the Supercross series.
"So I am expecting the same five or so who have been consistently in the mains. Apart from Maris (Strombergs) coming back you probably can't expect anyone else to come from nowhere and blast everyone.''
He is confident about his chances to realise a lifetime dream in Copenhagen.
"This is definitely my number one goal. The world championship has always been my life dream even before the Olympics were announced. I want to do it and before the Olympics
"I am feeling really good about this weekend. Coming into the big races you have your doubts if you have done everything right, but getting that first practice under my belt it felt perfect and I can't wait for racing.''
There are three former world champions in the field, with two-time defending champion Strombergs, of Latvia, returning from long term injury and American veterans Bubba Harris and Donny Robinson.
Others expected to be prominent include Americans Denzel Stein, Mike Day, Kyle Bennett, Nic Long and Corben Sharrah and Australian Khalen Young and Europeans including Damien Godet, of France, and Dutch pair Raymon van der Biezen and Jelle van Gorkum.
- NZPA
