Flight instructor reported taking evasive action several times in the traffic pattern at non-towered airport GVL to avoid another aircraft that cut them off and was following behind the instructor's aircraft very closely.
Synopsis
Flight instructor reported taking evasive action several times in the traffic pattern at non-towered airport GVL to avoid another aircraft that cut them off and was following behind the instructor's aircraft very closely.
Narrative
I was doing a takeoffs and landings training flight at an GVL (untowered) turning onto the downwind when Aircraft Y makes radio call looking for traffic advisories. At this point I saw him on ADS-B appearing to be approximately 5 miles out. As I turn onto left base and make my CTAF call; he snuck up right behind me and turned base seconds after me. At this point I communicated that he was cutting me off and I began a turn right to re-enter the downwind and avoid him. At this point I see him on ADS-B doing the same thing turning directly towards me. This whole time I cannot spot him visually as he is very close and likely above us in my blind spot. Again trying to avoid traffic I cut power to get lower and turn back onto base/final. He was following closely behind me the whole time even though he claimed to have me in sight on CTAF. I estimate that we was 500 behind me although I could not see him visually as he remained behind me on short final. I made a call on CTAF that I would be going around to avoid traffic then he gets on CTAF and says that he will also be going around. I then proceeded to communicate that if he was going around that I would be continuing to land full stop. When I once I rounded out I could actually see him out of my window less than 500 feet above us. At this point I am very frustrated with this guy so I decided to go back to ZZZ where at least I would have tower looking out for me. Back at ZZZ I heard him also making nonstandard radio calls to tower to the point they asked him if he was OK.
Source: NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System (public domain). Reports are voluntary submissions and are not verified by NASA.