The Chinese Grand Prix is expected to be postponed as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
The race is scheduled to be held in Shanghai on 19 April and a decision is set to be made in the next few days.
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn has previously said it will look to
reschedule the race if it cannot be held on its original date.
The last time a race was postponed was 2011, when the Bahrain Grand Prix was affected by the Arab Spring uprisings.
On Tuesday, the FIA said it was "closely monitoring the evolving situation".
Formula 1 Group chief executive Chase Carey told Reuters: "We recognise that the postponement of the event is certainly a possibility and you could probably go even further and say a likelihood just given what seems to be transpiring."