Accident Overview
A pilot reported that after a local flight, he returned to the airport to practice three-point landings in his tailwheel-equipped airplane. During the landing rollout, the aircraft veered to the right and the left wing began to dip.
Sequence of Events
In response to the veering and wing dip, the pilot applied braking. He stated that he applied "too much brake[s]," which caused the aircraft to nosed over. The airplane came to rest inverted on the runway.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported no mechanical failures or malfunctions with the aircraft prior to the accident. The airplane was equipped with a tailwheel configuration, which is known to require precise control during landing.
Conclusion
The accident occurred due to the pilot's application of excessive braking during the landing roll, leading to a nose-over.