Incident Overview
A pilot was performing touch-and-go landings at a private grass airstrip. The strip had two runways, designated 14 and 32, and the pilot used both during the session. The first approach was made under calm wind conditions, as indicated by the windsock.
Final Approach and Landing
During the last approach, the pilot configured the aircraft with zero flaps. To compensate, the pilot slipped the aircraft on final approach. The aircraft crossed the runway threshold at a speed of 90 knots. The pilot reported that a 10-knot tailwind was present at touchdown, which occurred approximately halfway to three-quarters of the way down the runway.
Runway Excursion
After touching down, the pilot was unable to bring the aircraft to a stop. The aircraft veered to the right, departed the runway surface, and collided with a wooden sign post. The incident ended with the aircraft striking the post.
Aircraft and Operator Details
The specific aircraft type, registration, and operator information were not provided in the source. The incident took place at a private grass strip, with no further details on location or time of day.
Injuries and Damage
The source did not mention any injuries or the extent of damage to the aircraft beyond the impact with the sign post.