Incident Overview
A pilot reported that during the landing roll in crosswind conditions, the left wing of the airplane raised. The pilot attempted to correct this by applying left rudder control. However, as he did so, his toe slipped and inadvertently applied the left brake. This caused the airplane to begin veering to the left.
Pilot Actions and Loss of Control
The pilot then applied right rudder control in an effort to correct the veering motion. As the airspeed decreased, the pilot lost directional control of the airplane. The airplane subsequently ground looped to the left.
Resulting Damage
During the ground loop, the right main landing gear collapsed, and the right wing contacted the ground. No evidence was found to indicate a mechanical failure or malfunction of the airplane's systems or components.
Conclusion
The incident was the result of the pilot's inadvertent brake application during crosswind landing conditions, leading to a loss of directional control and subsequent ground loop.