Incident Overview
A pilot conducted a takeoff from a short, wet, soft runway. According to the pilot's statement, he was not aware of the runway's length and did not walk or survey the runway prior to the takeoff. He employed a combination of short-field and soft-field takeoff procedures.
Loss of Control
After becoming airborne, the pilot reported that the "P" factor, or left turning tendency, seemed "unusually strong." In an attempt to maintain directional control, he applied right aileron and rudder. Subsequently, the right wing contacted the ground, followed by the nose and then the left wing.
Aircraft Condition
The pilot stated that there was no preimpact failure or malfunction with the airplane or its systems.