What happened
The incident occurred while the pilot was conducting a personal flight. During the landing roll, the pilot applied the brakes to slow the aircraft. At that moment, the left brake locked up, causing the aircraft to nosed over and come to rest in an inverted position.
After the aircraft was removed from the runway, the pilot disassembled each brake assembly in an effort to determine the cause of the loss of control. However, the pilot was unable to identify the specific mechanical issue responsible for the brake failure.
The investigation
The pilot's own inspection of the brake assemblies provided no conclusive evidence regarding the root cause of the malfunction. No further mechanical analysis or external investigation details are available in the source record.
Findings
The primary factor in this accident was the left brake locking up during the landing roll, which led to the loss of directional control and the subsequent nosed-over crash. The pilot sustained no injuries despite the severity of the impact.