What happened
During the initial phase of the takeoff roll, the pilot applied standard right rudder pressure to counteract the engine's torque effect. The control surfaces did not respond as expected to these inputs. Consequently, the aircraft began to drift toward the left side of the runway.
Recognizing the loss of directional control, the pilot initiated an abort sequence. The airplane veered off the paved surface and traveled onto the grass adjacent to the runway's left edge. While traversing this area, the landing gear struck a small ditch. This impact caused the nose gear to collapse under the stress.