Proposals to include an additional three races in the 2014 Formula One season have been scrapped by the FIA.
The world governing body initially included 22 races on the calendar for next year, but that has been reduced back to 19 after events in New Jersey, Mexico and South Korea failed to make the final cut.
There will be two races in North America: one in Quebec, the other in Texas.
Sebastian Vettel will begin his attempt to win a fifth consecutive title in Australia on March 16, with the season ending in Abu Dhabi on Nov. 23 rather than Brazil as it did this year.
F1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone expects the inaugural New Jersey Grand Prix to take place in 2015.
"There is great demand for a race in New Jersey and I have no doubt we'll be racing at Port Imperial in 2015," he said in a joint statement with race organisers.
"New races can take many years to get started, but there is significant momentum and we are close to realizing a New York City F1 race."
The first Russian Grand Prix will take place at the Olympic Park in Sochi on Oct. 12.
A decision to skip the India Grand Prix next year had already been made, but the Austrian Grand Prix is back on the calendar and will be held at the refurbished Red Bull Ring — formerly the A1-Ring — on June 22.
The 2014 Formula One calendar:
March 16: Grand Prix of Australia
March 30: Grand Prix of Malaysia
April 6: Grand Prix of Bahrain
April 20: Grand Prix of China
May 11: Grand Prix of Spain
May 25: Grand Prix of Monaco
June 8: Grand Prix of Canada (held in Montreal)
June 22: Grand Prix of Austria
July 6: Grand Prix of Great Britain
July 20: Grand Prix of Germany
July 27: Grand Prix of Hungary
Aug. 24: Grand Prix of Belgium
Sept. 7: Grand Prix of Italy
Sept. 21: Grand Prix of Singapore
Oct. 5: Grand Prix of Japan
Oct. 12: Grand Prix of Russia
Nov. 2: USA Grand Prix of USA (held in Austin, Texas)
Nov. 9: Grand Prix of Brazil
Nov. 23: Grand Prix of Abu Dhabi