Incident Overview
A pilot who had just completed towing and releasing a glider returned to land on a 3,200-foot grass airstrip. The intended landing direction was east-northeast. During the landing flare, the pilot attempted a three-point landing, but the airplane bounced and directional control was lost, leading to a ground loop.
Wind Conditions
The pilot noted that the winds had shifted considerably since departure. When the landing approach was initiated, a left crosswind prevailed. At the time of the accident, the wind was estimated from the north at 10 knots with gusts to 15 knots.
Pilot Statement
According to the pilot's statement, the bounce and subsequent loss of control occurred during the flare for the three-point landing. No further details about the aircraft or injuries were provided in the source.
Conclusion
The accident involved a bounced landing and ground loop during a crosswind landing on a grass airstrip. The source does not specify a probable cause.