Accident Summary
A tailwheel-equipped aircraft experienced a nose-over during landing in a right crosswind. The incident occurred when the right wing rose during the landing flare and touchdown. The pilot attempted to regain directional control by applying the brakes, but the braking action became excessive, causing the aircraft to nose over on the runway.
Pilot Actions
The pilot reported that he did not use full aileron deflection to lower the wing because he was concerned about overcontrolling the aircraft. Instead, he relied on braking to maintain directional control, which ultimately led to the nose-over.
Aircraft and Conditions
The aircraft was equipped with a tailwheel configuration. The landing was conducted with a right crosswind component. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, operator, location, date, or occupants were provided. The extent of damage, if any, was not specified.