Following today's meeting of its World Motor Sport Council, the FIA has confirmed the 2018 F1 calendar.

While there were previously doubts concerning China and Singapore, now only the United States Grand Prix features the dreaded asterisk, the evens subject to ASN approval.

In terms of the Brazilian Grand Prix, which was placed in doubt following a number of attacks on team crews and resulted in a post-race tyre test being cancelled, the World Council was presented with the report on the security incidents that occurred at this year’s event which was requested from the Commercial Rights Holder by the FIA.

Following the report, the CRH recommended that the promoter, who is responsible for the security of the event, retains an independent security expert to evaluate and advise on security plans, implements a police reporting hub at the circuit and improves overall communication between the promoter security, police and F1 stakeholders.

The World Council strongly urged the promoter to implement these recommendations and improve the situation ahead of next year’s event. The FIA will offer to participate in discussions with the local authorities and closely monitor the situation.

As laid out in the provisional calendar in June, for the first time ever the 2018 schedule will feature three races held on cosecutive weekends, the French, Austrian and British Grands Prix putting drivers, crew and fans to the ultimate test.

Date	Race	Circuit
25-Mar	Australia	Melbourne
08-Apr	Bahrain	Sakhir
15-Apr	China	Shanghai
29-Apr	Azerbaijan	Baku
13-May	Spain	Barcelona
27-May	Monaco	Monaco
10-Jun	Canada	Montreal
24-Jun	France	Le Castellet
01-Jul	Austria	Spielberg
08-Jul	Great Britain	Silverstone
22-Jul	Germany	Hockenheim
29-Jul	Hungary	Budapest
26-Aug	Belgium	Spa Francorchamps
02-Sep	Italy	Monza
16-Sep	Singapore	Singapore
30-Sep	Russia	Sochi
07-Oct	Japan	Suzuka
21-Oct	USA	Austin*
28-Oct	Mexico	Mexico City
11-Nov	Brazil	Sao Paulo
25-Nov	Abu Dhabi	Yas Marina