Incident Overview
A flight instructor with 639 hours of flight experience and a student pilot with 15 hours of flight experience flew to another airport to practice crosswind landings. The wind was reported from 320 degrees at 15 knots, gusting to 25 knots, and runway 35 was in use.
Landing Sequence
During the landing flare, with the student pilot at the controls, the roundout was initiated approximately 25 feet above the ground, earlier than typical. As a result, the airplane dropped 2-3 feet onto the main landing gear. The aircraft then bounced back into the air.
Instructor's Observation
The flight instructor reported that the right rudder pedal left his foot rapidly during the bounce sequence. This action caused the right wing tip to contact the runway surface.
Outcome
No further details regarding damage or injuries were provided in the source. The aircraft was maneuvered to a stop, and the practice session concluded.