What happened
During the landing roll on a hard surface runway, a tailwheel equipped airplane outfitted with 26-inch tundra tires began to veer toward the left. In an attempt to maintain control, the pilot applied right rudder and right brake; however, the aircraft continued its leftward veer. This maneuver resulted in the right wing striking the ground, which subsequently caused the airplane to nose over.
At the time of the accident, the airport's automated weather observation system recorded wind conditions of 010 degrees at 7 knots. However, the pilot reported that wind conditions were highly variable, ranging from 030 to 300 degrees, with gusts reaching up to 15 knots.