Aircraft Impacted Terrain During Attempted Takeoff After Right Wing Drop (N6114L)

Incident Description During an attempted takeoff, the pilot reported that the airplane rotated at 70 knots and leveled at three to four feet above the runway to increase speed. The pilot stated that the airplane settled back to the runway, then became airborne again. At 15 to 20 feet above the ground, the right wing dropped. The pilot stated that he corrected by applying the rudder. About three or four seconds later, the right wing dropped 60 to 70 degrees and the nose dropped. The airplane impacted terrain right wing first. ## Environmental and Operational Conditions The pilot stated that the winds were out of the south at 10 to 15 miles per hour and that the airplane was at maximum weight. He stated that he believed the airplane was caught by a 'wind swirl' or 'vortex.' The pilot stated that there was no preimpact mechanical malfunction.