The McLaren F1 team have been disqualified from the Las Vegas GP due to a technical infringement, the FIA has confirmed.

Both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri's cars failed post-race scrutineering after their skid blocks were found to be below the required 9mm minimum thickness level.

The official FIA announcement comes minutes after McLaren boss Zak Brown informed journalists at the Las Vegas Street Circuit about the decision to disqualify both cars.

The disqualification has a significant impact on the world championship as Norris has lost the 18 points he received for his P2 finish, giving race winner Max Verstappen a 25-point swing in the title fight.

Max Verstappen enjoys a 25-point swing in the title fight - Photo: Race Pictures

The Dutchman is now level with Piastri on 366 points as Norris' lead is cut to just 24 points.

McLaren's disqualification elevates George Russell to P2 and Kimi Antonelli to P3 in the final Las Vegas grand prix results.

Updated championship standings

McLaren's disqualification has blown the championship wide open as Verstappen jumps to within a race win of Norris.

GPblog's latest F1 Paddock Update

Want to stay up-to-date with what happens in the F1 paddock? Then GPblog's F1 Paddock Update video is the perfect way to do it. Subscribe to GPblog's YouTube channel and turn on notifications to never miss the latest episodes.