Ya, I'm not blaming the track (it was bumpy as **** but that is the norm for Cayuga) I was fighting my suspension all day, the bike never felt right and i couldnt seem to make a smooth run I shouldnt have listened to what it was telling me and backed off a little.
Was running 1:17-1:18 when I went down so not crazy fast. Definitely old tire, bad set up, and lousy throttle control contributed to my high side.
Can't speak for any of the other crashes, but i do feel bad for the guy the totalled that r6!
I got off real lucky my gear will cost more to replace than the cost of parts for the bike.