Accident Details
During a touch-and-go landing practice, a tailwheel-equipped airplane with tundra tires experienced a ground loop to the right while rolling on an asphalt runway. The left main landing gear collapsed, and the left wing struck the ground. Damage was sustained to the left wing, left landing gear, left elevator, and the fuselage forward of the tail wheel.
Pilot Information
The pilot reported a total of 172.4 hours of pilot experience, including approximately 18 hours in tailwheel airplanes. The pilot also noted that wind conditions were calm at the time of the accident.
Aircraft Information
The airplane was equipped with tundra tires and a tailwheel configuration. No further details about the aircraft type, registration, or engine count were provided in the source.
Sequence of Events
After landing for the purpose of practicing touch-and-go landings, the airplane began to veer to the right during the landing roll, resulting in a ground loop. The left main gear collapsed, and the left wing impacted the ground, causing structural damage to multiple components.
Damage Assessment
The accident resulted in damage to the left wing, left main landing gear, left elevator, and the fuselage section forward of the tail wheel. No information was provided regarding injuries or fatalities.