The Mozilla automated web test team is pretty much standardized on using py.test to run selenium related tests and Dave Hunt has written pytest-mozwebqa for their use. The SwiftStack development team is standardized on nose, so rather than hard-coding webdriver details into my tests, I spent the weekend writing nose-selenium and just published it to pypi, to make it pip installable.
nose-selenium lets you specify if you're running your tests locally, on a remote selenium server, on a selenium grid, or at Sauce Labs, what browser you want to use, what OS / browser version you want (if you're running on a grid or Sauce Labs), and set an implicit timeout. I recommend running 'nosetest --with-nose-selenium --browser-help' to get a list of what browsers, etc are available in which environment.
Enjoy.
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