Sounds liek a good plan. Check out some of the threads in the "Track Talk Forum".
Track riding is awesome, addictive, and expensive. If you're really serious, I would make your R6 into a track bike, then get something else for the street if you still want ot ride on the street.
Consider going to a track school too. Mostly it takes practice.
Riding on the street and track are very different. Skills learned on the track definitely make you sharper on the street. I know it's saved my ass a couple times. Locking up the front or swerving quickly to avoid a dumbass driver is NBD. Slide the bike around at 70mph on the track, and hitting a patch of oil of gravel is barely noticeable at 30mph.
I'm not sure what you mean by "riding the track perfect". I wouldn't say there is one perfect way at any track, but you can always try to be perfectly smooth in how you ride.
I think most racers don't enjoy the speed.. more the challenge of cutting a great laptime, or nailing down a section of the track. When the biek is just hooked up and your pushing it right at your and the bikes limits, there is definitely a certain thrill to it.
I'm not there yet, but I get a glimpse as to what it must be like from time to time.