It is also notable that this is the first confirmation that the Singapore race will continue to take place as their contract with F1 finished this year.
The provisional calendar will be submitted for approval to the FIA's World Motorsport Council on 28 September.
17 March - Australia (Melbourne)
24 March - Malaysia (Sepang)
14 April - China (Shanghai)
21 April - Bahrain (Sakhir)
12 May - Spain (Barcelona)
26 May - Monaco (Monte Carlo)
9 June - Canada (Montreal)
16 June - America (New Jersey) *
30 June - Britain (Silverstone)
21 July - Germany (Hockenheim)
28 July - Hungary (Hungaroring)
1 September - Belgium (Spa)
8 September - Italy (Monza)
22 September - Singapore (Marina Bay) *
6 October - Japan (Suzuka)
13 October - Korea (Yeongam) *
27 October - India (Buddh International Circuit)
3 November - Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)
17 November - United States (Austin)
24 November - Brazil (Interlagos)
* subject to confirmation
