Incident Description
The pilot was completing the fourth full stop landing. During the landing rollout, the pilot's right foot slipped off the rudder pedal and became lodged between the pedals. The pilot was unable to extricate his foot from the pedals. As a result, the airplane veered to the left and collided with a hangar.
Aircraft Examination
Following the incident, an examination of the aircraft was conducted. The examination disclosed that both pilot-side rudder pedals were extremely smooth and slippery. No other anomalies were reported.
Conclusion
The investigation into the incident identified the condition of the rudder pedals as a notable finding. The pilot's foot slipping and becoming lodged, combined with the smooth and slippery surface of the pedals, led to the loss of directional control and subsequent collision. No further causal factors were specified in the source.