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Saturday, June 19, 2010

Tony Hayward Goes Yachting After Congressional Testimony

By Korben Dallas

BP CEO Tony Hayward attended the 'Round the Island Yacht Race' this weekend, just a day after his stonewalling testimony on Capitol Hill. The annual race is sponsored by the Island Sailing Club and pits competitors sailing around the Isle of Wight. It is one of the world's largest such races and attracts more than 1,700 boats and 16,000 sailors as yachtsmen compete with wealthy amateurs in the 50-nautical mile course around the island.

Hayward, pictured below, watched his 52-foot $700,000 yacht "Bob," made by the Annapolis, Maryland-based boatbuilder Farr Yacht Design.

Give this guy points for balls. What will BP Chairman Carl-Henric "We Care About The Small People" Svanberg have to say about this?(MSNBC)

posted by Norris McDonald at 4:15 PM

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