What happened
The accident sequence began during the landing phase on runway 13. Upon initial touchdown, the airplane experienced a bounce, remaining airborne momentarily before descending again. During this critical window, a crosswind component pushed the aircraft laterally off the left side of the paved surface.
Recognizing the loss of directional control and the inability to steer the airplane back toward the runway centerline, the pilot initiated a go-around procedure to abort the landing. However, the maneuver was compromised by low airspeed. The pilot reported that the speed was insufficient for the configuration, causing the aircraft to stall immediately upon attempting to climb.
Following the aerodynamic stall, the airplane impacted the ground nose-first with significant force. The impact forces were severe enough to flip the aircraft over, and it came to rest in an inverted position on the terrain adjacent to the runway.