What happened
The incident occurred while a student pilot was conducting a local solo flight. Upon returning to the airport for landing, the pilot encountered significant weather conditions characterized by a strong quartering tailwind during the final approach phase.
As the aircraft touched down or prepared to touch down, the wind conditions caused the airplane to balloon upward rather than settle onto the runway surface. Recognizing the unstable approach, the pilot decided to abort the landing and initiated a go-around procedure.
During the execution of the go-around, the pilot retracted the flaps. This action coincided with an aerodynamic stall of the aircraft. Following the loss of lift, the airplane descended and collided with the runway surface.