Incident Overview
A certified flight instructor reported a takeoff incident during a soft field takeoff practice. Prior to the takeoff, the instructor set 10 degrees of flaps and used left aileron input to compensate for a left crosswind. The reported wind conditions were from 290 degrees at 11 knots, gusting to 20 knots.
Takeoff Sequence
As the airplane accelerated, it became airborne at approximately 50 miles per hour. Shortly after lift-off, the stall warning horn activated. The instructor responded by easing the nose over to increase airspeed.
Ground Contact and Abort
A couple of seconds after the nose was lowered, the right landing gear made contact with the runway. Subsequently, the right wingtip struck a runway marker cone. The left landing gear then contacted the ground hard, prompting the instructor to abort the takeoff.
Outcome
The airplane veered off the runway and entered a muddy beanfield, where it nosed over. No further details about occupants, injuries, or damage were provided in the source.
Probable Cause
The source did not assign a probable cause for the incident.