What happened
During an approach at Klamath Falls Airport, the pilot performed a go-around for runway 32 due to prevailing wind conditions. Following the go-around, a second approach was initiated, and the pilot successfully landed on runway 32. During the landing rollout, as the pilot was retracting the flaps, the left wing of the aircraft lifted.
Despite the pilot attempting to compensate with full control inputs, the aircraft nosed-over. The incident resulted in substantial damage to the aircraft. At 1753, weather observations from the Klamath Falls Airport station indicated winds from 290 degrees at 9 knots.
Findings
There were no mechanical difficulties or malfunctions reported in relation to the aircraft's systems or components during the flight.