Narrative
According to the pilot, during the landing flare for runway 17, the airplane was several feet above the ground with power off and banked to the left. The pilot applied full power for a go-around; however, the airplane turned perpendicular to the runway, crossed the parallel taxiway, and the right wing struck a hangar. Subsequently, the airplane nosed down into the ground. The pilot reported the wind was from 190 degrees at 10 knots.
Findings
The investigation did not identify any mechanical anomalies or contributory factors beyond the pilot's account. The event occurred during daylight hours, but no specific time of day was noted. There was no mention of injuries, fatalities, or damage extent beyond the described impact with the hangar and ground.
Conclusion
The pilot's actions during the go-around resulted in a loss of directional control, leading to the collision with the hangar and subsequent nose-down impact. No probable cause was determined by the source.