Thiele

Plastic Thiele, Novara

Thiele was a GT driver who owned a plastics factory in Novara. He took a mould from the aluminium bodywork of the prototypes and produced it in plastic. At the end of April 1965 Plastic Thiele held 22 advance orders – the second highest number after CRM.

Enzo Corti finished second in the first championship of 1965 on a Thiele and was honoured in person by Enzo Ferrari at the prize-giving. In 1968 the cars were still considered usable but were no longer being built; some had been reworked by their owners to such an extent that they were entered under a different make name.

In the 1973 constructors’ standings Thiele stood ninth with eight points.

Documented appearances

YearOccasionDriverPos.Points
1965Advance orders22
1965Final championship standingsEnzo Corti2
1968Final championship standingsC. Milani429
1968Final championship standingsS. Melesi114
1968Final championship standingsD. Kolaxidis133
1970Round 7, 3rd heatRosei2
1970Round 7, finalRosei12
1972Final round, 3rd heatTaroni4
1972Final round, 3rd heatOzzello7
1972Final round, finalTaroni5
1972Final championship standingsTaroni22
undatedEntry listSilvio Averone

In the first race, May 1965

The entry list of the 1ª Coppa Cadetti 875 Monza of May 1965 shows 7 cars under this make:

No.DriverTeam
5Giovanni BoerisNord Ovest
15Aldo MaggiS. Ambroeus
16Sergio Boffo
24Luigi Padulo
31Alessandro Visciani
40Carlo Motto
41Mario Pucci
Fiat 500
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