The Brazilian Robert Scheidt is not human. At 46 years, his body remains a rock as does his sailing ability. Still going strong, the five-time Olympic medalist came within four points of a sixth medal at the Rio 2016 Olympics...

Dylan Fletcher is revved up for foiling at 50 knots in SailGP on Sydney Harbour. He and Stu Bithell spoke to Sailjuice.com's Andy Rice in Miami, shortly after winning a silver medal in the 49er and just a couple of hours before he was due to fly straight to Sydney for training in the mighty F50 catamaran....

Elliot Hanson took Laser gold at the Sailing World Cup in Enoshima by the equivalent of two Medal Races, he was that far ahead on points. Despite a tricky week of wind, Hanson read the Olympic venue better than anyone. “It’s amazing to win on Olympic waters – there’s a real history of those who can perform in venue in the years running up to the Games going on to have great success." Here Hanson speaks to Andy Rice about bouncing back from injury earlier in the season and his belief in the British squad system....

How can sailors from small nations possibly compete against the big teams with multimillion dollar backing? A number of competitors - people like Pavlos Kontides of Cyprus and Sime Fantela of Croatia - continue to prove that with the right attitude and approach, it is possible to get to the very top. Even more remarkable has been Sime and Mihovil Fantela's rapid rise to the top of the 49er fleet, winning the Worlds just 18 months after getting into the Olympic skiff for the first time. Here Sime tells Sailjuice about his approach to the business of winning....

Glenn Ashby was part of the winning crew in the GC32 World Championship in Riva del Garda as mainsheet trimmer on board Sébastien Schneiter’s Team Tilt. This was something of a retro-step from his position last year when he skippered the Emirates Team New Zealand flying AC50 catamaran to victory in Bermuda, recovering the ‘Auld Mug’ for the Kiwis. James Boyd interviewed Glenn just before the Worlds got going in Garda....

French Finn sailor Jonathan Lobert recalls that tense medal race from London 2012 when he just managed to scrape a bronze medal from a big scrap for glory....

Paul Goodison has become only the second person in the long history of the International Moth class to win the World Championship three times in a row. Sailjuice managed to catch up with Paul on his mobile phone as he was jet-setting his way to a J70 competition in Italy.....

If he isn’t already, Francesco Bruni is about to become one of the world’s best-known sailors...

Paul Goodison’s victory at the Moth World Championships in Bermuda shows the British sailor - even at the ripe old age of 40 - just keeps getting better and better...

Interview with Alistair Goodwin who is the first sailor to win the GJW Direct SailJuice Winter Series in a Laser singlehander. Listen to what Alistair had to tell Series founder Andy Rice....