With India set to host its first Formula One race this weekend at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, here's a look at some pictures that caught the eye.

The drivers seem to be enjoying themselves. Jenson Button was pictured trying his hand at driving the autorickshaw, with some trouble, it has to be said. It wasn't half as fast as his McClaren, a fact all the more evident when Jarno Trulli was pictured racing past him in a bicycle moments later.

Nico Rosberg took some time out to explore Delhi on a cycle-rickshaw. Michael Schumacher also took some time away from his car to race a motorcycle around the track.

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Mark Webber arrives at the paddock area at the Buddh International Circuit, Delhi. India is set to host their first Formula One race this weekend. Reuters
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Britain's McLaren driver Jenson Button drives an auto rickshaw around the Buddh International Circuit. Reuters.
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Button is clearly not used to such levels of pace as Lotus racer Jarno Truilli races ahead of him in a bicycle. Reuters
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Mercedes driver Michael Schumacher on a scooter with his team member as they inspect the track. Reuters
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Red Bull driver and new world champion Sebastian Vetteltries his hand at changing a tyre during a photo opportunity in the pits. Reuters
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Mercedes Formula One driver Nico Rosberg of Germany rides in a cycle rickshaw on a road in the old quarters of Delhi. Reuters
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Riding a bicycle seems to be a hit with the drivers as Fernando Alonso is also pictured with one, speeding around the track. Reuters
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