Accident Overview
During the landing phase, the pilot touched down beyond his intended point on the runway. This was attributed to excessive airspeed maintained during the approach and touchdown. The aircraft subsequently ran off the departure end of the runway.
Pilot Actions
To avoid a ditch or culvert in the aircraft's path, the pilot elected to perform an intentional ground loop or swerve. This maneuver imposed significant side loads on the landing gear.
Damage
The side loads incurred during the intentional ground loop caused the right main landing gear to collapse. No further damage details were provided.
Conclusion
The sequence of events began with landing beyond the intended point due to excessive airspeed, followed by a runway excursion and a deliberate swerve that led to structural failure of the landing gear.