The FIA confirmed the 2007 Formula One calendar.
The San Marino and European Grands Prix have been dropped, while Belgium returns, making for a 17-race schedule.

The San Marino and European races were this year staged in Italy (Imola) and Germany (Nurgurgring) respectively - both countries that also have their own Grand Prix. The German round is now expected to alternate between Hockenheim and the Nurburgring, while the four-week gap in the calendar between Bahrain and Spain will doubtless lead to speculation that San Marino could yet be reinstated.

The Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne returns to its traditional role of season opener after moving to round three this year to avoid a clash with the Commonwealth Games. Meanwhile, the Japanese round will move from Suzuka to Fuji, the circuit which staged the countrys first Grand Prix back in 1976.

There are five sets of back-to-back races on the 2007 calendar: Malaysia and Bahrain in April; Canada and the US in June; France and Britain in July; Italy and Belgium in September; and China and Japan in September/October.

The full line-up is as follows:

Melbourne, Australia, March 18
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, April 08
Bahrain, April 15
Barcelona, Spain, May 13
Monaco, May 27
Canada, June 10
United States, June 17
Magny Cours, France, July 01
Silverstone, United Kingdom, July 08
Nurburgring, Germany, July 22
Budapest, Hungary, August 05
Istanbul, Turkey, August 26
Monza, Italy, September 09
Spa, Belgium, September 16
Fuji Japanese Grand Prix, September 30
Chinese Grand Prix, October 07
Interlagos, Brazil, October 21

Check out the rules changes for the 2007 season and familiarize yourself witht he latest Formula 1 regulations.

 F1Corporate will host the following F1 races: Malaysia GP, Barcelona GP , Melbourne GP, Valencia GP, Turkey GP, Monaco (Monte Carlo) Grand Prix, European Grand Prix, Budapest F1 GP, Italy GP, Istanbul GP, Chinese F1 GP and the Brazilian Formula One GP 2008.