What happened
The flight began with the aircraft operating under the influence of a malfunctioning airspeed indicator. Upon arriving at the airport, which features a 50-foot wide sod runway, the pilot initially attempted a landing approach but was forced to perform a go-around after overshooting the runway.
During the second approach, the pilot landed approximately 40 percent down the length of the runway. The pilot noted that while he was unsure of his actual ground speed, the approach felt faster than usual. The aircraft touched down on the left side of the runway with a slight right yaw attitude. As the landing roll continued, the aircraft veered to the right, departed the runway, and entered a plowed field, where it subsequently nosed over.
No injuries were reported in the accident.