Incident Overview
A certified flight instructor (CFI) was conducting a training flight involving a simulated engine failure during the takeoff initial climb. The maneuver involved executing a 180-degree turn to return to the airport. As the CFI completed the turn, he initiated a go-around by applying full power. During this sequence, the airplane stalled and subsequently impacted the runway in a left wing low attitude.
Wind Conditions
The CFI reported being aware of the tailwind condition that would be encountered during the 180-degree turn. After exiting the aircraft, he noted that the wind was considerably higher than expected.
Aircraft Damage
Post-accident examination of the airplane revealed that both the left and right wings sustained substantial damage. No anomalies were found with the engine or flight control systems.
Conclusion
The event involved a stall during a go-around in the context of a simulated engine failure training exercise. No further causal factors were identified in the source material.