Last updated at 6:35 PM on 27th October 2011 It wouldn't be India if preparations for the newest grand prix in the calendar weren't a bit last minute. And today, as British Formula One star Jenson Button whizzed round the new £250m Buddh International Circuit, near Delhi, in a rickshaw, workers were carrying out a series of last minute fixes. Clumps of grass were being replaced, other sections were being PAINTED and the stands were given a wash down with hoses ahead of tomorrow's first practice session. As the touches were applied, nervous officials looked on desperately hoping the country will be able to shake off the image of incompetency that accompanied the country's hosting of last year's Commonwealth Games.
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Formula One makes debut at £250m venue near Delhi - but fears grow over lack of testing
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Country desperate to banish memories of embarrassing Commonwealth Games build-up
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