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Bahrain date won´t change - it´s right in between two GP´s (Korea + India), so setting the Chinese round on November 18th wouldn´t influence any of that.
The expected cancellation of the Austin GP only means that Shanghai has a bigger chance to host that WEC round since it won´t clash with a F1 race and allowing the track some breathing space after the WTCC event on the first weekend of November. Running on the 18th will only mean it clashes with the annual Macau GP (and I´m not sure the local authorities are thrilled about that prospect). Mind you, the date and venue for the Chinese WEC round was not yet announced at the formal presentation of the WEC calender last week. So nothing new.
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