Incident Overview
An aircraft experienced a loss of control during a go-around after landing on a short, bumpy runway. The event occurred when the pilot attempted to abort the landing following an uncontrolled touchdown.
Sequence of Events
The aircraft touched down on a 1,900-foot hard runway that was described as bumpy. The landing speed was reported as 80 knots. According to the pilot, the aircraft became uncontrollable after touchdown, prompting him to initiate a go-around. During the go-around maneuver, the aircraft struck the windsock, which then became lodged on the left wing. The aircraft continued flying for approximately a quarter of a mile, passing over a slight rise, before finally coming to rest in a rock quarry.
Damage and Injuries
The aircraft was destroyed in the accident. All three occupants on board received serious injuries.
Probable Cause
The provided source does not state a probable cause for the accident.