Approach and Landing
The pilot's first landing approach to the runway was too high, prompting a go-around. The second approach to the same runway was also too high. The aircraft touched down and began porpoising, bouncing twice. After the second bounce, the pilot attempted to abort the landing.
Abort and Drift
During the abort, the aircraft drifted off the runway to the left. The left wing struck a hangar located in the northwest corner of the airport. The aircraft came to rest between two rows of hangars.
Pilot Actions
The pilot reported that after several bounces, he attempted to abort the landing by placing the power to full, verifying the mixture was rich, and setting the wing flaps to the 10-degree position. He stated that the plane began to veer left of the runway. Despite applying right rudder and right aileron, the drift to the left continued. The stall warning horn never sounded before the left wingtip struck the hangar. The pilot also reported that there were no mechanical malfunctions with the airplane.