World Champion crew Julien Kleiner talks about sailing the 505 downwind on hot angles: "I think it's a lot of sailing the boat downwind with trimming with your body weight, the spinnaker and moving your body back and forth and in and out and having the right feel how the boat wants to go down the next wave...."
Bora Gulari talks technical, looking at some of the killer technology that helped him win the International Moth Worlds in The Gorge. He also breaks some of the myths about Moths and foiling boats, such as needing to be a flyweight, and talks about the joys of turning up 'The Dial'....
Bruce Keen went to the Musto Skiff Worlds with hopes of becoming champion. After three races it wasn't looking so good for him, but as the wind increased so his results improved. Bruce tells SailJuice how he won the Worlds in a fleet of 105 skiffs....
In January 2005 Nathan Outteridge was doing the long drive from Sydney to Melbourne when he was involved in a horrific car crash. A three-time ISAF Youth World Champion, Outteridge was told he might never walk again, let alone sail or race at the highest level. Three years later he was 49er World Champion. Four years after that he became Olympic Champion in Weymouth. We interviewed Outteridge just moments after his victory in January 2008...
An Olympic coach for the British sailing team, Steve Irish is a former 420 World Champion, but we wanted to ask Steve about his experience in the RS800 doublehanded skiff, a boat in which he and crew Martin Gotrel twice won the National Championships....
Croatian Olympic 49er team, Pavle Kostov and Petar Cupac, demonstrate wire to wire tacking and gybing...
Mike Lennon looks at one of the most straightforward aspects of asymmetric sailing - how to sail in a straight line. Actually, not as simple as it sounds. There's more than one way to skin a cat, and more than one way to get down the run too, apparently...
Charlie McKee talks about what it's like to go 'foilin' and 'wingin' at the same time, in perhaps the most hi-tech dinghy ever built - the wing-masted foiling Moth. Charlie reckons it's easier sailing with the wing than the standard soft sail, but it's still early days for wings on dinghies, so the learning curve is massive....