What happened
During the final phase of landing, the airplane drifted to the right side of the runway. The pilot attempted to apply control corrections to maintain alignment with the centerline, but these efforts were insufficient to keep the aircraft on the paved surface. Consequently, the airplane departed the runway environment.
Upon realizing the runway excursion was unavoidable, the pilot decided to abort the landing attempt. Full power was applied in an effort to climb away from the ground. The airplane briefly became airborne again; however, it was unable to sustain flight. The aircraft cleared the front of a hangar but subsequently settled onto the ground on the opposite side. The impact caused the airplane to stop abruptly.
The investigation
Post-accident review indicated that the pilot had limited recent experience, having flown only one hour in the preceding 90 days. This lack of recent flight time may have contributed to the difficulty in controlling the aircraft during the critical landing phase and the subsequent aborted maneuver.
Findings
The primary factors leading to this accident were the pilot's failure to maintain runway alignment during landing and the subsequent inability to sustain controlled flight after initiating a go-around from an unsafe position. The abrupt stop suggests significant structural stress upon impact with the ground.