Accident Sequence
While attempting to land in crosswind conditions, the pilot made control inputs with rudder and aileron to correct for the crosswind. As the pilot continued correcting for crosswind and gusts, he applied full throttle to execute a go-around. During this maneuver, the airplane settled to the east of the runway and entered the grass area.
Aircraft Examination
An examination of the airplane revealed structural damage: the wings were buckled, and both the left main landing gear and the nose landing gear had separated from the aircraft. Examination of the airplane's systems showed no anomalies.
Investigation Findings
The investigation documented the sequence of events as described. No preexisting mechanical issues were identified in the aircraft's systems. The accident resulted from the pilot's decision to go around during the crosswind landing, which led to the airplane leaving the runway surface.