Other than the surprise inclusion of Korea, which the World Motor Sport Council admits has yet to be confirmed, the only change to the provisional calendar announced in September is that which sees China change places with Bahrain.

On the other hand, running the Korean and Spanish events back-to-back does appear ambitious, to put it mildly.

Date	Race	Circuit
15-Mar	Australia	Melbourne
29-Mar	Malaysia	Sepang
12-Apr	China	Shanghai International Circuit
19-Apr	Bahrain	Sakhir
03-May	Korea*	Yeongam
10-May	Spain	Barcelona
24-May	Monaco	Monaco
07-Jun	Canada	Montreal
21-Jun	Austria	Red Bull Ring
05-Jul	Britain	Silverstone
19-Jul	Germany	Nurburgring
26-Jul	Hungary	Hungaroring
23-Aug	Belgium	Spa Francorchamps
06-Sep	Italy	Monza
20-Sep	Singapore	Marina Bay
27-Sep	Japan	Suzuka
11-Oct	Russia	Sochi
25-Oct	United States	Austin
01-Nov	Mexico	Mexico City
15-Nov	Brazil	Interlagos
29-Nov	Abu Dhabi	Yas Marina

* To be confirmed.

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