Incident Overview
A student pilot was conducting a practice touch-and-go landing. After making a normal landing, the pilot raised the flaps and applied full power for a go-around. During the go-around maneuver, the aircraft veered off the left side of the runway and contacted soft ground. As a result, the nose gear collapsed and the left wing sustained damage.
Witness Statement
The student's instructor was standing near the runway when the incident occurred. He reported that he believed the student did not apply enough rudder to compensate for engine torque during the go-around. No other factors were mentioned.
Aircraft Damage
The aircraft sustained damage to the left wing and the nose gear collapsed upon contact with the soft ground. The extent of damage to other components was not specified in the source.
Circumstances
The incident took place during a touch-and-go landing practice. The source did not provide details on the aircraft type, registration, operator, date, location, time of day, weather conditions, or involvement of air traffic control. No injuries or fatalities were reported.
Probable Cause
The source did not state a formal determination of probable cause.