Incident Overview
A pilot reported an incident while attempting to land on a remote landing strip. During the short final approach, the wind shifted to a quartering tailwind. The pilot decided to abort the landing and initiate a go-around, but there was not enough airspeed to execute the maneuver successfully.
Landing and Ground Contact
The airplane touched down on the main landing gear in a yawed attitude relative to the direction of travel. Upon touchdown, the nose wheel collapsed, and the right wing subsequently contacted the surface. The pilot stated that there were no mechanical failures or malfunctions with the aircraft.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported that the aborted landing attempt was prompted by the sudden wind shift. The insufficient airspeed for the go-around resulted in the aircraft touching down while yawed, leading to the structural failure of the nose wheel and wing contact. No additional factors were noted by the pilot.