Overview
A pilot reported an accident that occurred during a landing attempt on runway 2. The winds were from the west, gusting over nearby trees. According to the pilot, the approach was normal until the flare, when the airplane began to drift off the east side of the runway.
Pilot Report
The pilot stated that he instinctively applied rudder and aileron corrections to counteract the drift but did not add power. The airplane touched down in a crab attitude, resulting in a bent nose strut. This allowed the propeller to dig into the ground. The airplane then slid approximately 30 feet before flipping over and coming to a rest. The pilot explicitly stated that there were no mechanical failures or malfunctions with the airplane or any of its systems prior to the accident.
Outcome
The nose strut was bent, and the propeller struck the ground during the slide. The airplane came to rest inverted after flipping over. No further details about injuries or other damage were provided in the report.