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Plans for another terrific prix ignoring New York City have been dropped from the draft 2014 schedule.
The race in New Jersey is reinstated by a proposed occasion in Mexico City, which final had Formula 1 in 1992.
A race in the Russian city of Sochi and the reappearance of the Austrian Grand Prix make up a 21-race calendar coursed by F1 manager Bernie Ecclestone.
The season is because of begin in Australia on 16 March and close at Interlagos in Brazil on 30 November.
The British Grand Prix is pencilled in for 6 July, one of eight races in Europe, and might conflict with the last of the men's singles last at Wimbledon without precedent in two years.
The 2014 World Cup in Brazil might likewise be running, yet 6 July is a rest day.
The nonappearance of the greatly expected New Jersey race, which might have had Manhattan as a background, from the timetable is not an amaze.
Ecclestone told CNN a month ago: "It's not on the cards one year from now. They haven't got any cash."
Nonetheless, race organisers had demanded it might go ahead.
A 21-race season might be the longest in F1 history however group sources say a thousand prix in Mexico is "implausible" given there is such a great amount of work to do at the Circuit Hermanos Rodriguez, which might have the occasion.
None, of these the races in Russia nor South Korea are ensured to happen.
There are questions over Sochi, which will have the 2014 Winter Olympics, due to a debate between organisers and the national motorsports power, while Korea does not yet have an agreement with Ecclestone's F1 Management organization.
The F1 datebook is prone to change a few times before it is made official. The 2013 timetable was not affirmed until December 2012.
Draft 2014 datebook
16 March: Australia (Melbourne)
23 March: Malaysia (Sepang)
6 April: China (Shanghai)
13 April: (Korea International Circuit)*
27 April: Bahrain (Sakhir)
11 May: Spain (Barcelona)
25 May: (Monaco)
8 June: Canada (Montreal)
22 June: Austria (Red Bull Ring)
6 July: Britain (Silverstone)
20 July: Germany (Hockenheim)
27 July: Hungary (Budapest)
24 August: Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
7 September: Italy (Monza)
21 September: Singapore (Marina Bay)
5 October: Japan (Suzuka)
19 October: Russia (Sochi)*
26 October: Abu Dhabi (Yas Marina)
9 November: (Mexico City)*
16 November: USA (Austin)
30 November: Brazil (Interlagos)
*subject to affirmation
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