Incident Overview
An airplane conducting a touch-and-go landing lost directional control upon touchdown. The aircraft veered to the left and subsequently ground looped, exiting the runway. The right main landing gear collapsed during the ground loop, and the right wing tip sustained damage from contact with the ground.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported that immediately after touch down, the airplane began to veer left despite corrective action. The aircraft then entered a ground loop and departed the paved surface. The pilot confirmed that there were no mechanical failures or malfunctions prior to the loss of control. The airplane had been functioning normally before the event.
Aircraft Damage Assessment
The right main landing gear collapsed under the stress of the ground loop. Additionally, the right wing tip was damaged when it struck the ground. No other damage was reported. The aircraft was removed from the runway following the incident.