The West Indies captain was named his country's Cricketer of the Year.
Tendulkar, Lara, Waugh, Lillee were declared joint winners in the MRF Karting event.
The master batsman, who had surgery on his finger recently, said he's looking forward to the series against New Zealand.
The West Indies captain atttibuted the resurgence of his team to lessons learnt during the recent home series.
The trio will don specially designed racing gear and drive a few laps around the circuit in their Go-Karts at the Danny's Karting Centre, Chennai.
Leg spinner Danish Kaneria's 4 for 36 and captain Inzamam-ul-Haq's unbeaten century brought Pakistan close to their first Test win in the West Indies in 17 years.
Brian Lara scored his 30th test hundred as West Indies reached 275 for four in their first innings reply against Pakistan.
Fast bowler Fidel Edwards took 5 for 38 to bowl out Pakistan for 144 on the second day of the first Test.
Following the four one-dayers, Sri Lanka and the West Indies will play two Test matches.
The West Indies selectors kept Brian Lara out of the ODI squad to preserve him for Tests against Pakistan
The off-spinner is hopeful of winning the battle against the Trinidadian on the the tour of the Caribbean.
The Australia coach launched a thinly-veiled swipe at detractors who claim his players' behaviour becomes ugly when they are put under pressure.
Glenn McGrath continued to lead the bowlers' list in the ICC Test rankings
A look at the four-Test series in the West Indies, in 1995, that heralded the start of Australia's reign.
Jermaine Lawson returns after undergoing remedial work on his bowling action for the first Test against Bangladesh.
India's vice-captain Rahul Dravid dropped to number three
The hosts slumped to 12 for three before Lara helped the home side reach 292 for seven at the close of play on day 1 of the third Test.
He will lead in the absence of the injured Brian Lara in the first two one-day internationals against Bangladesh.
Tendulkar remains Lara's all-time favourite but in today's era, he said it is Kohli, who is the best.
West Indies lead in the weather-disrupted series 2-1 with the final match scheduled for Barbados on Wednesday.
South Africa were 370 for six at stumps, a lead of 23 runs over the West Indies' first innings of 347 in the second Test at Port of Spain.
South Africa, replying to West Indies' total of 347, were 182 for 3 on the second day of the second Test.
The left-hander promised his home crowd a double century after scoring 159 not out on the first day.
The left-hander scored an unbeaten 159 as West Indies reached 281 for six on the first day of the second Test against South Africa.\n
Sarwan injured his finger while practising with the Guyana squad last month and failed to recover in time.
"Mumbai is my second home and God willing I would like to come here quite often," the Pakistan fast bowler said.
Mervyn Dillon, a veteran of 98 ODIs, also returns to the squad.\n\n
Master batsman Sachin Tendulkar joined another elitist club when he completed 10,000 runs during day 1 in the second Test against Pakistan.
The 36-year-old who had originally planned to quit Tests last year, said his retirement was overdue.
Brian Lara cracked a brilliant 156 to steer West Indies to a 58-run win over Pakistan at Adelaide Oval.
Brett Lee captured four wickets and smashed 38 runs in a fine allround performance to steer Australia to a 73-run win over West Indies.
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