I suppose it really depends on how you define a drivers car. Drive anyone of those cars at the pace the Miata managed, and you would be at maybe 60% through most of the course, and never test the limits of any of them. The fact that the Miata has SO much less to offer in terms of performance means it is easier to drive, and harder to get out of line. Not much fun or challenge there.
This reminds me of drift competitions-it is not even a race, which means it is all subjective. These guys claim to be race car drivers, but then they whine about how hard it is to drive a ZR1. You certainly don't see any actual race car drivers give the victory speech, and then say, "I was scared because the car was too fast." LOL. Ok guys, I guess you are the type who drive in the left lane with your blinker on doing 10mph below the speed limit.
I don't even mind the results for the Camaro much (although I disagree), but seriously, where are these drivers that would rather have a Miata than a ZR1? Put a throttle stop at 50% on it if you can't handle it.
