What happened
While attempting to land to the northwest on an 1,875-foot-long runway, the pilot experienced a sudden change in wind conditions. At the moment of touchdown, the wind shifted from a quartering headwind to a tailwind.
The pilot reported that he attempted to use heavy braking to decelerate; however, he stated that the brakes faded to nothing. Faced with insufficient remaining runway to either come to a complete stop or execute a go-around while maintaining obstacle clearance, the pilot intentionally swerved the airplane. This maneuver resulted in the aircraft flipping over.
At the time of the accident, weather stations in the vicinity reported winds from the south to the southwest at speeds ranging from 5 to 18 knots. The airport features a single northeast/southwest runway that is available for landings in either direction, though the threshold is displaced by 300 feet for landings toward the southeast.