You certainly said it well, in my case (W #21) I hope that I didn't imped you or the other more experienced riders too often on the track, short of a controlled track day and single track session... the CSS was my first real track experience.
Did you feel like you were learning fast? My experience, especially after the 2 step, was like a lightbulb coming on. It was one of those rare feelings.
Jason: I think the first caveman who experienced fire describes the light coming on and staying on for me...each session brighter and I learned to use "fire" to my advantage. I concentrated on the technical aspects because my normal riding days are also canyons and wide open spaces...we have areas where hitting the rev limiter in top gear and top end for long periods of time exist getting to our twisties which going forward are corners to me, now getting enrty speed, turn point and 2/3step right will be the technical drills first and staying in the front pack the succeeding sessions. Nothing for me to prove on the streets.
Like yourself I am looking forward to my next 2-Day Camp, I'll shoot for another track outside Las Vegas. Riding with the white group and the coaches on the track gave me a greater appreciation for the "track days" bug that I have heard my buddies talk about all these years. I still like the open road, short of the "course control" - Highway Patrol style... I much prefer Trevor and his team on corners, blue flags are much better than pink tickets...both of which I want to avoid.