Does Python have WebDriverBackedSelenium?

http://selenium.saucelabs.com/irc/logs/selenium.2011-03-21.log

2011-03-21T07:28:03   Do the python bindings have webdriverbackedselenium?
2011-03-21T07:28:15   um kinda
2011-03-21T07:28:19   lol
2011-03-21T07:28:24   kinda is the right answer
2011-03-21T07:28:32   It's got the hooks we need to start adding pieces

But WebDriverBackedSelenium doesn't even exist in 2.0b2, which Sauce Labs currently provides..

2011-03-21T07:30:58   Unfortunately 2.0b2 doesn't have the webdriverbackedselenium
2011-03-21T07:31:32  * AutomatedTester didnt realise its been deleted
2011-03-21T07:31:41   It was a mitake
2011-03-21T07:31:43   mistake

Here is some background info from Google about Web Driver:

http://google-opensource.blogspot.com/2009/05/introducing-webdriver.html

Docs for migrating:

• http://saucelabs.com/docs/selenium2
  SauceLabs requires the 'name' parameter to name the job, since Selenium 2 now can execute jobs in parallel.
• webdriver/remote.py contains the commands: find_element_by_id(), get(), toggle(), click(). You have to write the code in a way that gets the DOM element and then acts on it (basically JavaScript).
• How does one execute JavaScript commands?
self.execute_javascript(script, *args) (located in remote/webdriver.py)