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McLaren F1 Drivers Left Reeling After Shocking Double Disqualification at Las Vegas Grand Prix!

Simon Monroy by Simon Monroy
November 24, 2025
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McLaren F1 Drivers Left Reeling After Shocking Double Disqualification at Las Vegas Grand Prix!

BAHRAIN, BAHRAIN - APRIL 13: Third placed Lando Norris of Great Britain and McLaren and Race winner Oscar Piastri of Australia and McLaren congratulate each other in parc ferme during the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain at Bahrain International Circuit on April 13, 2025 in Bahrain, Bahrain. (Photo by Clive Rose/Getty Images)

Title: McLaren F1 Drivers Left Reeling After Shocking Disqualification at Las Vegas Grand Prix

In a stunning twist at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, McLaren F1 drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have been disqualified, sending shockwaves through the racing community. Both drivers initially claimed second and fourth place finishes, only to have their results wiped clean due to a critical failure during post-race inspections.

The drama unfolded as FIA technical delegate Jo Bauer discovered excessive wear on the drivers’ skid blocks, exceeding legal limits. This devastating revelation not only stripped Norris and Piastri of their hard-earned points but also reignited Max Verstappen’s championship aspirations. After the disqualification, the reigning champion is now lurking just 24 points behind Norris, with two races left in the season. Verstappen is now in a neck-and-neck battle with Piastri, as both drivers are tied on points, intensifying the race for the coveted championship crown.

In an official statement from McLaren released early Sunday morning (PST), the team expressed deep regret for the situation, acknowledging the impact on their drivers’ standings. Norris, visibly frustrated, shared his sentiments: “A frustrating end to today. We had to do some managing towards the end of the race, and now we know it was due to some issues on our car, which have unfortunately resulted in us being disqualified. It’s frustrating to lose so many points. As a team, we’re always pushing to find as much performance as we can, and we clearly didn’t get that balance right today. Nothing I can do will change that now; instead, full focus switches to Qatar, where we’ll aim to go out and deliver the best possible performance in every session.”

Piastri echoed his teammate’s disappointment, stating, “Disappointing to come away from this weekend with no points after an unfortunate disqualification due to skid wear. With how close the grid is, we’re always looking at where we can gain performance, and we didn’t get it right this time. We now need to reset, refocus, and push to get the best points possible in the final two rounds, both tracks that we’ve been strong at previously.”

The stakes have never been higher as the championship race intensifies with only two weekends remaining. With a sprint race scheduled, a total of 58 points remain up for grabs. Norris still holds a 24-point buffer over Verstappen, who now smells blood in the water, eager to seize the opportunity for a fifth consecutive world title. The pressure mounts not only on Norris but also on Piastri, who finds himself closer to his teammate following the disqualifications.

As the F1 world holds its breath, all eyes will be on the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix. How will Norris handle the added pressure of a resurgent Verstappen breathing down his neck? And can Piastri capitalize on the turmoil to make a push for the championship? The countdown is on, and the tension is palpable as the McLaren duo prepares to bounce back from this shocking setback. The championship is still very much alive, and the next race could be a turning point in a season filled with unexpected twists and turns.

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