Incident Overview
A pilot was landing his aircraft after returning from a personal cross-country flight when he encountered a crosswind gust. According to the pilot, the gust caused the aircraft to veer strongly to the right. He decided to abort the landing and added full power for a go-around.
Go-Around and Stall
The pilot reported that the gust of wind was pushing the aircraft toward trees at the east end of the field. In an attempt to miss the trees, he pulled back on the yoke. The aircraft cleared the trees, but just as it passed over the tree line, it stalled to the right.
Impact and Damage
The pilot stated that he applied left rudder and lowered the nose, but the aircraft attempted to roll inverted and impacted the ground with the left wing first. The aircraft then cartwheeled in a corn field. The extent of damage to the aircraft was not specified in the source.
Pilot's Account
The pilot provided the details of the sequence of events, including his actions during the go-around and the subsequent stall. No other occupants or injuries were mentioned in the source.